I feel a little blasphemous writing about Midwestern chili on a blog titled “The Austin Gastronomist.” Chili is the state dish of Texas after all! Texans are rightly pround of their chili, but we could learn a thing or two
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This soup is creamy and rich, and pretty easy to prepare on a busy weeknight. The best part is, it uses a lot of zucchini without tasting like zucchini, a real plus if you’re trying to use up a whole
The insides of pumpkins are, in general, kind of gross. They’re slimy and seedy and sticky and sweaty. And orange. But if you persevere through the guts and roast the seeds with spices, salt and lime juice, you’ll get a
You guys, I have big news!! This is the first of a series of posts sponsored by Greenling, my favorite purveyor of local and sustainable foods here in Austin. In exchange for a discount on my weekly grocery order, I’ll
We got 20 sweet peppers in our local box last week, plus 3 red bell peppers. I love peppers, but it’s tough to use up all those yummies before they spoil in the crisper. Solution? Roast them! Roasted peppers keep