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Dissent as American as a rhubarb pie
Rhubarb waits in the sink to be made into a sweet or savory summer treat. Questions persist: Has it always been thus? What's next? I...
Erin Stephenson
Jun 2012 min read
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Food journey takes meandering route
Jelly jars just a stop on the throughline of culinary story. I have a postcard that my grandmother wrote to her sister in 1922. She was...
Erin Stephenson
Sep 24, 202413 min read
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No lie: Democracy, pie worth the work
We are now up to our elbows in politics and pretty pastry. When I was a senior in high school, the city or the county or the feds or the...
Erin Stephenson
Mar 14, 20249 min read
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What you know first eases your journey
Who, what we cherish gather around our tables & define our lives. If you ever asked him to describe his sister Carol, I think my dad...
Erin Stephenson
Jan 27, 20239 min read
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Never ever forget; and don't look away
Let's not sugarcoat how we've failed those who fought, died for us — let's just do better. My mother’s brothers, my uncles, fought in...
Erin Stephenson
Feb 8, 20228 min read
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Babies, baked goods & beginning anew
Change doesn't have to come on a persistent wind; it can also come on a baby's breath. I’ve heard this quote in my head, over and over,...
Erin Stephenson
Oct 28, 20218 min read
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