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.
Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Photography by Chia Chong Homemade lavender marshmallows and dark chocolate melted between two crispy graham crackers. Nope, this ‘aint your grandmother’s campfire snack. Lavender […]
Try to imagine being a child again where you saw each dandelion as an opportunity and not merely a landscaping nuisance. Remember back to the time when you would rush at the chance to pluck one with its head of white bursts between your chubby little fingers, fill your cheeks like billowing sails to blow, blow the top clear off sending shining white puffs into the sky.
If you think back to the best pie you’ve ever had, with the flakiest crust, there’s a good possibility the crust was made from leaf lard. Leaf lard is the highest grade of lard and is obtained from the fat deposit around the kidneys and inside the loin of a pig.
