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chicory coffee

How to Make Chicory Coffee from Scratch

By Hank Shaw on June 5, 2009, Updated July 3, 2020 - 100 Comments

For a time, my favorite coffee was New Orleans style, where the coffee is cut with roasted, ground chicory root. Chicory coffee is smooth, a little more acidic than normal coffee, with a taste and aroma similar to a mocha — and it makes a drink darker than the inside of a cow. I used

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Wild Salsify Lives Everywhere

By Andrew Wilder on May 17, 2009, Updated June 24, 2020 - 19 Comments

I see salsify. It’s everywhere. And I didn’t know it was salsify. Until now. We have had wild salsify root growing in our yard for several years — and never noticed. This, to me, is wildly amusing. Here I am, supposedly Mr. Great Forager and all that, yet here is a common wild edible right

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homemade paprika

How to Make Paprika at Home

By Hank Shaw on May 10, 2009, Updated June 24, 2020 - 82 Comments

Why bother making homemade paprika? Fair question. After all, the Spanish and Hungarians are better at it than we ever will be, right? Why not just call up Penzey’s or somesuch and order some? Well, I do. But making something like paprika at home is not so much something I did out of necessity as

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How to Break Down a Game Bird

By Hank Shaw on January 8, 2009, Updated October 28, 2020 - 36 Comments

A basic skill I use all the time is breaking down, or cutting up, ducks, geese and pheasants. Not every bird is worthy of a full-on roast: To me, such a bird needs to be fat, young and not terribly shot-up. For those birds with broken legs, shot-up breasts, that are skinny or very old,

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venison broth with noodles

Venison Stock

By Hank Shaw on February 20, 2008, Updated June 12, 2020 - 143 Comments

Making stocks and broths are among the core skills of any good cook, and it is a labor or love I embrace wholly. As a hunter, angler and a gardener, I can often make a first-class stock solely with ingredients I’ve grown, caught or shot. This to me is deeply satisfying. Venison stock is one

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