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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.
Recipes
A roundup of classic and modern dishes to celebrate the season—from gumbo to bisque and everything in between
Festive concoctions to sip this fall
Stylish, useful, and decidedly Southern, these thoughtful presents are sure to spark comfort and joy—no matter who’s on your list.
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