Mutt City: Hot Breads and Himalaya Sweets
By guest blogger Katie Walsh I spent some time in Houston with my dad On A Meat Mission, to learn about meat and how it’s cooked. Over the next several weeks …
Katie’s Meat Series: Wild Duck Gumbo
By guest blogger Katie Walsh I spent some time in Houston with my dad On A Meat Mission, to learn about meat and how it’s cooked. Over the next several …
Pickled Daikon: Meat’s Perfect Pal
By guest blogger Katie Walsh I spent some time in Houston with my dad On A Meat Mission, to learn about meat and how it’s cooked. Over the next several …
On a Meat Mission
By guest blogger Katie Walsh A few weeks ago, my departing editor at WhiskedFoodie.com gave me some last words of advice: “You’ve been neglecting meat! Don’t forget to include some …
The Walsh Family Road Trip Tradition
While I have always advised my brilliant and talented daughter, Katie Walsh, to find something better to do, I have been secretly delighted at her progress as a food writer. …
Gustavo Arellano: “Tex-Mex is Dying”
Gustavo Arellano’s oft-stated opinion that “Tex-Mex is dying,” has been forwarded to me repeatedly by Tex-Mex enthusiasts. They think I should challenge him to a debate–or a duel. Few people …
Savoring Mutt City: Fried Chicken, Bethlehem Style
In his Oxford American article, “Savoring Mutt City,” Southern Foodways Alliance Director John T. Edge called Houston the “the South’s twenty-first century Creole capitol…the most vital place to eat in …
Indonesian Deviled Eggs
This hybrid of Indonesian telor balado and Deep South church picnic deviled eggs will rock your cocktail party. The egg yolk filling is seasoned with Indonesian sambal, Squid brand fish …
BBQ Movies at the Brewery
Low & Slow: An Evening of Smoked Food & Film Saint Arnold Brewery, Thursday August 9th, 7-10pm Saint Arnold Brewing Company and Foodways Texas present Low & Slow: An Evening …
TXChefs4: Haute Heritage: Tim Byres
It’s hard to figure out where Texas cooking is headed right now. There are a lot of different trends going on and they have little to do with each other. …