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Catfish Bytes: January 2008

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Thursday, January 31, 2008. Small Town Living Features Catfish. Small Town Living Magazine's. Feb/March 2008 issue is out, and it features an article (written by? About catfish.how farm-raised catfish got its start in the U.S. and how it has impacted my hometown of Greensboro, Alabama. There are catfish recipes too, some of which I have shared on this blog and some which are new. They were contributed by hometown folks who have been cooking catfish for a long time. Surf on over to stliving.net. A native ...

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Catfish Bytes: Colonel Stephens' Christmas Trees and Catfish

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Sunday, December 2, 2007. Colonel Stephens' Christmas Trees and Catfish. Ou know it’s almost Christmas when it’s time to cut the Christmas tree! Around Selma, this tradition often becomes a family outing to Stephens Christmas Tree Forest. A child’s fantasyland of cypress and cedar, the farm is just 15 miles from town along a winding, wooded road. Boughs of Carolina Sapphire and Blue Pyramid steep with fragrance that only live greenery can give, and the temptation to cut. But there is one thing. They form...

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Catfish Bytes: Cornmeal-Crusted Catfish Fillets (with Video!)

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Tuesday, December 4, 2007. Cornmeal-Crusted Catfish Fillets (with Video! It's nights like this (cold outside and nothing much to watch on TV inside) that I like to scan recipe websites for something different to try. That's when I came across tonight's feature at. Cornmeal Crusted Catfish Fillets. A few months ago,. Recipe, but this one is different, and it's taken from. Magazine. It features Cajun seasoning and bacon drippings (yes, the old southern frying method). December 4, 2007 at 10:25 PM. I have s...

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Catfish Bytes: Small Town Living Features Catfish

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Thursday, January 31, 2008. Small Town Living Features Catfish. Small Town Living Magazine's. Feb/March 2008 issue is out, and it features an article (written by? About catfish.how farm-raised catfish got its start in the U.S. and how it has impacted my hometown of Greensboro, Alabama. There are catfish recipes too, some of which I have shared on this blog and some which are new. They were contributed by hometown folks who have been cooking catfish for a long time. Surf on over to stliving.net. I love ca...

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Catfish Bytes: Catfish Mediterranean

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Monday, December 31, 2007. New Year’s Eve…out with the old, in with the new! It’s that time of year when we evaluate priorities, make resolutions and vow to stay with them through at least the next 365 days. 8220;Our main reason for moving here was establishing roots for our grandchildren,” Karen said. “I never had that, because my family moved a lot.” Plus, she really liked the countryside around Gastonburg, a Wilcox County hamlet right in the middle of Catfish Country! And Master Gardeners, work as a.

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Catfish Bytes: October 2007

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Wednesday, October 31, 2007. There’s some pretty COOL legislation coming up soon in the U.S. Senate, and it involves catfish. Ever wonder where the fish you eat in restaurants comes from? Not necessarily from the safe environments of the USA! But, if the COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) amendment to the Farm Bill passes, you’ll know! Makes sense to me! So, COOL would give consumers extra protection in the marketplace, and a bunch of newspapers are supporting it with editorials. States: “The U....Says th...

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Catfish Bytes: August 2007

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Friday, August 31, 2007. Try Sweet and Sour Beans. When it comes to pot-luck in Catfish Country. And let me just say that there is a lot. Of "pot-luck" here), the cooks have special recipes they like to prepare over and over, especially when the group’s food “critics” rave about their dishes! Fran Pearce has just such a recipe. Fran is a down-home, keep-it-simple kind of cook, and while her Sweet ‘N Sour Beans. Has a lot of ingredients, it’s one of those put-it-in-the-crockpot-and-forget-about-it. 8221; ...

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Catfish Bytes: December 2007

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Monday, December 31, 2007. New Year’s Eve…out with the old, in with the new! It’s that time of year when we evaluate priorities, make resolutions and vow to stay with them through at least the next 365 days. 8220;Our main reason for moving here was establishing roots for our grandchildren,” Karen said. “I never had that, because my family moved a lot.” Plus, she really liked the countryside around Gastonburg, a Wilcox County hamlet right in the middle of Catfish Country! And Master Gardeners, work as a.

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Catfish Bytes: Give a Taste of Catfish Country

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Saturday, December 8, 2007. Give a Taste of Catfish Country. Looking for gifts with taste? Try a taste of Catfish Country! I never really thought about giving specialty food until I opened a package of maple-pumpkin butter from New England last Christmas. Maple anything. Is not a Catfish Country item, so it was nice to have something other than muscadine jelly or Dallas County honey with breakfast. Recently, I noticed some searches on this blog with the words “ catfish holiday gifts. In Irondale, Alabama...