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Food & Drink
February/March 2015
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Bill Smith with a few heads of savoy cabbage.
Photo: Andrew Kornylak
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Tamales made with fresh corn, chiles, and country ham drippings.
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Smith on the job in the Crook’s Corner kitchen.
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Coworker Sebastian Lopez-Leon.
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Well-thumbed cookbooks line a shelf.
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The Crook’s Corner sign features a pig on a pole.
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Crook’s Corner’s iconic shrimp and grits.
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Smith’s Orange Red-Hot sorbet.
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Smith in the Crook’s courtyard.
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Smith’s suptuous banana pudding.
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A hunk of butter and a handwritten recipe.
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