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If you're anything like me, you made chicken stock this weekend. Good move! You know what that means, though, right? Risotto.

And if you're anything like me, you wrote a blog post about gravy and had it on the brain and made much-much-much-too-much of it, but you're all out of carriers. (It's gauche to eat straight gravy; much like brioche is to butter, one needs a delivery vehicle to really partake of gravy.) There is an excellent answer to this problem: Root Vegetable Pie. Make it for Pi Day (3/14)! I can't say it enough: Root Vegetable Pie! Find your favorite tubers and get going! Top it with mushroom gravy. Eat it for days, or feed your 37 closest friends simultaneously.

Alright, fine: chicken stock also means some kind of soup, but I get to choose what kind, so there!

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3/6 -- The How To section is making me very happy. And the latest post contains something new and different: pictures! I'm of mixed feelings about this. If you have opinions -- if you like them, say, or feel they have no place on a food blog -- for the love of god, say so somewhere! Email me, post a comment, something!

Seasonalia

I'm inclined to believe this time of the year is the optimum time for hearty peasant fare. Spaghetti carbonara, potato and leek soup, posole, long roasted meats, assorted stews, hearth bread, and all the other delicious things you can make from relatively non-fresh or non-seasonal ingredients. (It's always the right season for charcuterie.) Penne all'arrabiata is almost enough to sustain me to summer on its own.

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Wednesday
14Nov2007

Holy Legislation , Batman!

DateWednesday, November 14, 2007 at 10:31PM

I don't usually do this, but this is important, damnit. I haven't been able to get my own thoughts and opinnions together on this, but people need to know this stuff is going on.

The Senate is voting soon on new Farm legislation; those of you who've read The Omnivore's Dillema will appreciate that Farm legislation is wacky and insidious. The author of said book, Michael Pollan, has written fabulously eloquent verbiage on the legistlations problems in a NYT op-ed piece, which you should read. The rebuttal -- equally well written -- is by Tom Philpott, and is to be found here, at Grist. 

 Seriously, people. This is important. I'm going to educate myself and get back to you. More soon.

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