notes from a Denver kitchen
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PSLs spring eternal and the cooler temps mean it’s more pleasant to be baking bread. (Let’s pretend summer’s heat was the reason I neglected my sourdough starter to the point of death. RIP, but that’s why you should keep some dried starter ...
This has nothing to do with the newsletter, I just wanted to brag about going camping and cooking cinnamon rolls on a skewer over a campfire
I still owe you a molded, gelatin-formed salad — which my vintage cookbooks provide in abundance — but today I’m happy to present exactly the type of recipe I’d hoped to find.
Back when bananas were relatively new to the American diet, the few companies that imported the fruit put out recipe pamphlets to help market the tropical delicacy. (Same for lots of foods, of course, even if they weren’t so “exotic.”)
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I'm a writer based in Denver, CO, by way of Washington, Germany, and Pennsylvania. Find my work in The Washington Post, EATEN: The Food History Magazine, DCist, Vox, and beyond. I also edit, test recipes, and collaborate on cookbooks.
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