Appalachian Saying By Way of John Parris
Since I decided to feature Appalachian Sayings as a regular series here on the Blind Pig and The Acorn, I’ve…
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Irish Potatoes
Irish potato noun A variant forms arsh potato, arsh tater B The common white potato (with Irish added to distinguish…
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Homemade Butterscotch Pie
One of the first things I learned to bake was Butterscotch Pie. Granny often made cream-pies for us kids. Most…
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Secret Agent Man
Life is full of secrets, some important some totally trivial-think middle school crushes. I’ve always enjoyed being in on a secret,…
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Walking The Paths Known To Your Ancestors
For a brief respite you walked the paths known to your ancestors. How firm the tread, how sweet the memories….
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How To Recycle Soap Slivers
“I remember our Mom tying up soap slivers in rags that she threw in the laundry when I was very…
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Earache Remedies
A few weeks ago Blind Pig reader Bobby Dale, sent me the following question: “Hi Tipper, Just wondering if you…
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Blind Pig & The Acorn Etsy Shop Update
I finally managed to get a few of my folkart pieces in the Blind Pig & the Acorn Etsy shop you can see…
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I Want The Music Back!
The whole Blind Pig bunch has been down and out and missing the music player ever since I had to…
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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…
