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There are a lot of things you can find in a gritty Maine gas station. Red hot dogs rolling under a heat lamp that’s definitely older than the clerk's grandparents. Coffee that tastes like it was brewed during the Carter administration and left to rot. A wall of scratch tickets promising hope to people who can't afford it and delivering absolutely fucking nothing. And, of course, whoopie pies. The real ones. The kind wrapped in plastic that fogs up from the humidity of the cake. The kind that taste like childhood, pure sugar, and the exact brand of comfort you only seek out when you’re standing under buzzing fluorescent lights at nine o’clock at night, wondering how your life got this profoundly weird.
By Syl De'Vilabout 3 hours ago in Feast
Food for Thought: Eat Your Words ‘🐾🐉🐉🐲🐲🐉🐾🐾🐉🐉🐾🐉🐉🐲🐲🐉🐾🐾🐉🐉🐾🐉🐉🐲🐲🐉🐾🐾🐉🐉
BEYOND FAST FOOD PROSE ‘🐾🐉🐉🐲🐲🐉🐾🐾🐉🐉🐾🐉🐉🐲🐲🐉🐾🐾🐉🐉🐾🐉🐉🐲🐲🐉🐾🐾🐉🐉 I don’t like “McDonald-land drive-through” or “fast food prose,” the kind of paper written entirely while at McDonald’s waiting to pick up a fast dinner.
By SAMURAI SAM: Wild Wayneabout 6 hours ago in Feast
Pork Rinds Crumb Pasta
Well well! If there is one thing a Southern Belle knows how to do, it is make what seems like hillbilly heehaw becomes razzle belledazzled into fancy my honey dears! Belles would love that fact that the keto diet made the grand come up of not just ole Billy sitting on his porch chewing tobacco eats on pork rinds, no! They are a sophisticated flavor, and even better when they can be added on top of some creamy corn pasta! The bread crumbs are on the menu, but the secret swap out of pork rinds sprinkles instead we will whisper to you my dear. A big bowl of pasta with cream corn. Be sure to add lots of butter of course! Dazzle with pepper and the pork rinds and you are good to go for the meal of the evening. We will side that with hush puppies and corn creme brulee to complete the corn trio of starch taste!
By Seashell Harpspring about 17 hours ago in Feast
Two Days, One Convention Centre, and Way Too Much Coffee
My feet are still recovering, if I'm honest. I left Queensland's biggest food trade shows weekend at BCEC Brisbane last week with sore arches, a bag of coffee beans I had zero business buying, and a story about a pizza guy I can't stop telling people at dinner parties. So let's start with him.
By Kate Brownella day ago in Feast
Homemade Healthy Vegan Burgers!
I've got some big news coming up in the next month or so...please stay tuned! As you guys probably know, over on Facebook I was making some homemade burger buns yesterday. If you want to check out the recipe, I have attached it below and it makes 4 large, or six medium burger buns...
By Annie Kapur4 days ago in Feast
Turkish Lunch Adventure
I have eaten MREs that could legally be classified as war crimes. I have eaten chow hall “eggs” that were definitely poured out of a five‑gallon bucket labeled Product . I have eaten vending machine sandwiches that tasted like they had been assembled by someone who had only heard rumors about food. But nothing—absolutely nothing—compares to the meal I had in 2000 at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when me and my friend Franki B walked off gate guard duty and straight into a stranger’s house like two feral raccoons who had decided to try our luck indoors.
By Syl De'Vil4 days ago in Feast
Groundhog Stew and the Gospel of the Hills
There is a version of Appalachia sold to the world in glossy spreads, all rustic tables and heirloom vegetables plated like jewelry, and nothing about it comes near the truth of what actually fed people up in those hollers when I was a kid. The truth smelled like wood ash and wild onion, and it simmered for hours in a pot far too old for anyone to give it a proper age, in a house that never once considered itself poor, even though every soul who ate there qualified.
By Tim Carmichael7 days ago in Feast
