Food
Food writing published in Piker Press — recipes, food essays, restaurant reviews, and culinary explorations. Pikers love food. Here is a collection of our best food writing. Bon appétit!
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An easy Lenten soup with lots of flavor? Try spinach soup and you'll be ashamed at how delicious a meatless meal can be.
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A simple soup, easy to prepare and quite delicious, can be made with the greatly overlooked Great Northern beans.
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Piker Press Staff Writer Lydia Manx shares her recipe for delicious cheese enchiladas.
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Getting ready for the big game? Just looking for a tasty snack to take the edge off winter? Try some delicious and trouble-free nachos!
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Lydia Manx shares her New Year's recipes for seasoned tri-tip and veal scallopini.
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"A thing of beauty is a joy forever." Or wait, is that actually supposed to read "A thing of beauty is a nervous breakdown in the making"?
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Lydia Manx is one cruel chef. Just reading about her autumn favorites is going to make you fat.
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Sand recalls a favorite recipe, and a family tradition, from her childhood.
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A young boy learns that there is more to sweet autumn cuisine than leftover Halloween candy.
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Lydia Manx shares her secret talent for making jam.
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Join Lydia Manx in her kitchen as she prepares her family's traditional St. Patrick's Day feast!
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Cold winter night? Whip up a batch of Bananas Foster and set fire to dessert to warm up your kitchen!
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The mysteries of pizza revealed!
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Almost everyone I meet has some taste or happy moment that involved a cookie. Sometimes it may have been decades ago, but nevertheless there is a cookie in their background. Lydia shares her delight in making and painting cookies with her nieces.
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<b>Gypsy's Guide to Good Living</b> This authentic recipe for Gumbo contains more than just roux and onion; it also contains several parts tradition and a generous helping of family memories. First appeared 2004-09-18
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(In which an essay shows the path from feeble attempts at baking to descent into madness and love of an entire foodcraft form; including a recipe and some tips.) Making bread at home, making bread professionally, bread makers in Star Trek, bread makers in states of extreme sleep deprivation... it's all here. Everything your grandmother didn't dare to tell you about the art of baking bread. Along with a few helpful professional hints on breads, scones, muffins, sticky buns, and driving on the freeway while suffering hallucinations.
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When God makes macaroni salad, he uses this recipe