Thank you New York Times, Fox News, Epicurious, Indigo Books Canada, Gilt Taste, Heritage Radio Network, The South Magazine, Country Living Magazine, Savannah Magazine, Mission Food, Pork, Knife and Spoon, Rebecca Lang, The Clever Culinarian, Women on Writing, Cooking Channel TV, Barbecue Master, Books-A-Million (Summer Says), SheKnows, for your support of our pork baby.
I came across this wonderful vintage amber glass compote and immediately thought of The Savannah Bee Company and those delicious honeycombs. My friend, Savannah caterer Susan Mason, has travelled miles with them in tow to me here in Texas. The compote truly is the color of honey, especially in the right light. I filled this delicious dish with luscious tree peonies made of supple petals and beds of pollen, clematis so sweet no bee could resist, scented geranium, garden roses, carnations and amazing Oriental poppies for a final sting.
So there’s this guy in Athens, Georgia, making a living washing dishes and playing in a band. He could marry his long-term girlfriend and settle down, but that would be too conventional. And when you’re an early twenties dishwashing drummer with an unarticulated dream, you expect more from life.
A lot of stories begin like this and most end shortly thereafter with a bloated and lonely middle-aged man eating Slim Jims and playing World of Warcraft on his mom’s calico sofa. That is, unless you’re Philip Brown.
Words and Artwork by katherine sandoz A little known fact regarding the Salted & Styled team: we have a high population of home-schoolers. Not by design, but by happenstance. Libbie’s […]
