Rice Pudding
I made rice pudding for the first time last week. I ran across the recipe in the book Mountain Cooking…
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Paul And Pap – Keeping The Music Alive – Romans 6:23
If you been reading the Blind Pig & the Acorn for any length of time then you already know Pap…
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Folklore For Gardeners
Trees that bloom twice in one year will have a bad crop. Pap says he’s seen June apples bloom twice…
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Overheard
If you need to get something out of the snack machine you better go get it before I block the…
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A Taste For
Last week I got a taste for chocolate gravy and it reminded me of a question Garland Davis sent me…
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Sow True Seed
Sow True Seed has once again signed on to sponsor the Blind Pig and The Acorn garden as well as the…
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Old Growth
Today’s guest post was written by Don Casada. Old Growth by Don Casada, February 28, 2015 High above the…
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Peach Cobbler
Peach cobbler has to be one of the easiest desserts to make, as well as one of the tastiest to…
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Poor Mary Of The Wild Moor
Today’s Pickin’ & Grinnin’ In The Kitchen Spot features a song of old, Mary Of The Wild Moor. The song tells the…
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Jinx – Or Pins Needles?
When I was young-if 2 people said the same word or phrase at the same time-both people yelled Jinx! Whoever…
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A Snowy Hike In Brasstown
Yesterday morning we awoke to 6 fresh inches of snow. Once the morning chores were completed, and the greenhouse was…
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Snow Folklore In Appalachia
Snow Folklore from The Foxfire Book If it snows crosslegged it’ll be a deep one If it’s cloudy and smoke rises it might…
