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The Shoofly Project...: March 2012

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About The Shoofly Project. Lemon Sorbet Bubbly and The Mennonite Writer's Conference. Oh hey, Katie here! As you know, within this project, there is the work of the whisk and the work of the pen - The cooking. Portions of a cookbook that is. Let us not get too. So first. on the Writing Front…. This photo is purely foreshadowing for the whisk work later in this post. Yes, More Please. Links to this post. The Butters" by Leah. No, I'm pretty sure it's called Jenga. Anyhow, moving right along. You will find...

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The Shoofly Project...: April 2012

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About The Shoofly Project. A Love Letter to Robert. In 2010 Robert Reynolds. My dear teacher and friend, had cancer. But that year he battled it out and walked it off. He baked cakes for the nurses who shot chemo up his veins and snuck Armagnac into infusion rooms so as to properly celebrate the last shooting up. I'd say he went back. The first sign of the cancer's awakening was a word. His loss. That vast field is his home. To lose a word - Death to a writer. Robert's committed friend and caretaker, say...

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The Shoofly Project...: May 2013

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About The Shoofly Project. Every culture seems to ask a universal question of its cooks:. Hey, where’s the meat-filled bread? The Chinese – dim sum. The Polish fill pirogi. Armenians – Manti. With beef or yak. This multicultural culinary fact smacked me in the face again recently. A sweet little spot,. Just opened around the corner from me in Baltimore. Specialty Buns. Reads the gold lettering on the front door, and inside the pastry case reads out their rift on that universal question. The. Looking back...

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It's still delicious. I Have Not Been Cooking. November 18, 2011. It’s sad, really, but the extent of my creativity these days is “Cook cauliflower. Dump in pasta. Eat.”. I have, however, been running, and if you’re into that sort of thing, I’m now chronicling those stories over at Every Day is Another Dumb Adventure. Good Ol’ Meatballs. October 20, 2011. I have a habit of buying ground beef or turkey, using a little bit of it, freezing the rest, and forgetting about it for…months? I’ve used Bittman.

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The Shoofly Project...: January 2012

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About The Shoofly Project. On One End of Change (Part 1). My kitchen (and in-home wifi! In Santa Fe have been in working order for about 2 days now. So it would seem incredibly appropriate to write a post regarding the place of New Mexican chiles in Mennonite cuisine (maybe in that tiny room off to the left of the bierrocks), the color of the new stove (green! Or what my first food endeavor is here (chicken stock. clearly). The beginning of Cassoulet. Category of all things. And alas there were failures&...

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The Shoofly Project...: Elise Hofer Derstine's Food (and Farm) Story, part 1

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About The Shoofly Project. Elise Hofer Derstine's Food (and Farm) Story, part 1. I want spiritual peace in my contribution to the world. Can I do all that just by raising chickens? Who knows. I’m here to find out." - Elise Hofer Derstine. Well now that we’ve got our cookie fix worked out for the time being, it seems some poultry and pig are in order, and of course another Mennonite Women’s Food Story. Elise Hofer Derstine. Photo by Libby Franklin. A more urban Elise perspective. Photo by Tim Hofer. Elise...

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The Shoofly Project...: How I Found Home and Sweet Butter Rolls

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About The Shoofly Project. How I Found Home and Sweet Butter Rolls. In the last thirteen months, I have made a giant U across the United States. Portland to Santa Fe. To Charleston and now… to Baltimore. I have learned a lot. In those thirteen months… how to make cookies with fruity pebbles. How to make pudding with pig’s blood, how to ask for help. Also, I learned how much I really, really. The boxes morphed into a public reading of diaries:. Dishes. Loaf pans. Ramekins. For Ready To Go. A couple Rubber...

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The Shoofly Project...: The Leaf Lard and Woven Basket, Part 2

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About The Shoofly Project. The Leaf Lard and Woven Basket, Part 2. To get caught up, check out Part 1 in this series, Keturah's Fast and My Unexpected Road Trip. I recalled the first line in Keturah's entry for February 7th, 1972: I'm still somewhat in a daze. Took stock of my traveling companions…. They were the things I dared not put on moving trucks - Keturah’s and my diaries, a box of quilts, my baby blanket made by my grandmother, the fabric a print of Amish girls in bonnets. My woven basket sat in ...

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The Shoofly Project...: Keturah's Fast and My Unexpected Road Trip

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About The Shoofly Project. Keturah's Fast and My Unexpected Road Trip. Great Grandma Keturah’s diaries, the ones I once traversed the Puget Sound. For, recently made a trip in a large Rubbermaid container, each book wrapped cautiously in tissue paper. They travelled in the back of my blue Subaru, and sitting beneath Keturah’s Rubbermaid was my own, another blue box - full of my. I sat in the driver's seat. My woven basket in the passenger seat. My precious cargo and I head east. Dies suddenly while sitti...