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I scanned a tin of Pork Loaf.

This is what happens when you scan a tin of Pork Loaf.

The Lord’s Kitchen: San Antonio, Texas.
The burgers might be a bit too enormous for me, but these pictures make me happy.

Thirty Dollar Eggs

Whole Foods sells ostrich eggs now for only $30. Here are some helpful ostrich recipes in case you decide to purchase one.

EatingAsia: How Do You Improve on a Good Thing?.

Hiden Kitchens: Texas

Radio program hosted by Willie Nelson.

Link.

El Conejo Fresa

Delicious Fresh Rabbit for Sale!

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Making homemade stock is one of my favorite things to do. It takes forever, but is completely worth it.
This blog post explains it better:
Beef stock tastes like Chef-Boy-R-Dee ravioli.
Veal stock is more velvety than actual velvet.
Beef stock is a sweaty, hairy truck driver on the final leg of a cross-country haul, in which he [...]

I am not really qualified to talk about bread or baking, but I have taken a crack at baking recently. I even attempt to maintain my own sourdough starter. Sometimes this works, sometimes not.
Anyways, go check out the bread blog Wild Yeast
and learn about sourdough.
link.
For the record, I got the starter of [...]

I have been saying that the pizza here is total crap ever since I moved. How could a town that supposedly has a “Little Italy” have such subpar pizza? I keep trying new places and get excited when I find one rises above crappy to the level of mediocre. Anyways, enough of my rant. Here [...]

NYT on MSG

The New York Times discusses the virtues and variety of wondrous monosodium glutimate.

Fun stuff! I found this at Sunset Super. It was somewhere in between the men’s pocky and the beef tripe over at the butcher case.

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