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Collard Greens — A Southern Favorite

During all of the years we lived in Texas, I never learned how to make collard greens, even though it was a dish I loved to eat with fried chicken.  Our favorite fried chicken purveyor in Fort Worth was one of those hole-in-the-wall, run-down cafeterias on the wrong side of the tracks. Their fried chicken […]

Posted on December 5, 2010November 14, 2019 Author Victor Comment(0)

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Rainbow chard adds burst of color to spring table 12 April 2015

Rainbow chard adds burst of color to spring table

Posted on April 12, 2015November 14, 2019 Author Victor Comment(0)
Swiss chard always has been a mystery to me, taking the line behind collard greens and kale, both of which I’m much more familiar with. But walking by the produce aisle at Roth’s Vista store the other day, I was stopped dead in my tracks by these beautiful specimens in the organic section, beaming like rainbows with their brightly colored stems jumping from verdant green leaves. The rainbow Swiss chard was too appealing to pass up. And as I was stuffing a couple of bunches into bags, I noticed some equally appealing rainbow carrots in the shelf below, so I grabbed a

Celebrate spring with dandelion greens pesto, lasagna

Posted on April 12, 2015November 14, 2019 Author Victor Comment(0)
For most of us, dandelions are obnoxious weeds. They’re something to be pulled, yanked and banished from well-manicured lawns. But consider this: Their leaves are edible and according to the University of Maryland Medical Center, they’re full of vitamins A, B, C and D as well as minerals such as iron, potassium and zinc. “Dandelion greens top all fruits and vegetables for iron content,” according to Al Shay, instructor in the horticulture department at Oregon State University. You can use them in most in recipes that call for spinach, he said. Just take care not to eat dandelions from your lawn if
Celebrate spring with dandelion greens pesto, lasagna 12 April 2015
Garlic-tossed Sweet Potato and Beet Fries— Fall’s Sweet Treat 20 October 2014

Garlic-tossed Sweet Potato and Beet Fries— Fall’s Sweet Treat

Posted on October 20, 2014November 14, 2019 Author Victor Comment(0)
It’s fall. Chilly nights. Rainy days. Movie night at home requires a throw blanket, a warm fireplace, a chick flick or buddy flick to warm the heart, and a switch from a glass of white wine or amber beer to a glass of hearty red wine or a stout beer. What to do for finger food? Forget the popcorn or bag of chips. Savor the sweet flavors of fall with sweet potato and beet fries, kicked up a notch by tossing with garlic seasoning. Now, I know what you’re thinking: Sweet potatoes, tasty. But beets? Ewww! Bear with me here. I’m not

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About The Author

Victor Panichkul is a journalist and writer by training; a cook, wine lover and photographer by passion; and a lover of the outdoors since moving to Oregon more than 10 years ago. He is a native of Bangkok, Thailand.

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