Photography by Chia Chong
Styling by Libbie Summers
While most of the United States is buried in snow, we are harvesting the first spoils of Spring here in Savannah. This week we celebrate rhubarb in all its fashionable tartness. We’ve used it to make a puree, folded it into cream, “chutneyed” it, drank it with a little bubbly and captured its colors and history through an artist’s keen eye. Join us this week as we cut off the leaves and celebrate the stalk.
Words, Recipe and Photography by Chia Chong Styling by Libbie Summers Wine Pairing by Grapefriend I think it’s true that we always crave the taste and smell of our childhood. […]
This week we salute all ages of the backyard chicken farmers who inspire us. We applaud the thread of seriousness that flows through each farmer and the realization that no two farmers are alike. Take a peek through the chicken wire each day to see what’s up in the coop and under the poop.
I grew up eating what was served to me. No one ever asked what I wanted, or offered an alternative to the salmon flopped on my plate flesh-side up, all pink and wet. Mom would leave the scales on the opposite side, so I’d have to flip it and slowly peel back its shiny, slithery coat. I’d curl my lip and wince.
