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Erin Fairbanks visits Ottomaneli & Sons Meat Market, a NYC institution, and chats with the brothers running the butcher shop; Frank, Jerry & Joseph. Tune in and get an inside perspective on an old school family of butchers that have been serving their neighborhood since the 1940's. This program was sponsored by Heritage Foods USA
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First Aired - 09/15/2011 12:00PM
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This week on A Taste of The Past goes south to Mississippi with James Beard Award-winning cookbook author Martha Hall Foose who was also the food stylist for the critically acclaimed move 'The Help', set in Mississippi in the '60s. Martha discusses the process she went through to recreate historically-accurate meals and foodstuff for the film and how sometimes she had to learn to let go of her modernist aesthetics in order to remain faithful to the time. From classic bridge party food and to her take on peanut chicken this is an episode not to miss. This episode is sponsored by Fairway Market.
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Martha Hall Foose (15:17)
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Taste of the Past, Linda Pelaccio, The Help, food stylist, Missippi Delta, James Beard Award, Screen Doors and Sweet Tea, A Southerly Course, Southern Cuisine, Martha Hall Foose, LeAnn Fleming, Mary Hoover, bridge parties, bridge party food, Jell-o molds, ambrosia, canned mandarin oranges, storytelling, tomato aspic,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/09/2010 03:30PM
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This week on We Dig Plants, Pearl Fryar, master of topiary and gardener of a three-acre garden in Bishopville, South Carolina.
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We Dig Plants Introduction: Pearl Fryar (14:08)
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We Dig Plants, Carmen DeVito, Alice Marcus Krieg, Heritage Radio Network, Groundworks Inc, Hearst Ranch, Bishopsville South Carolina, A Man Named Pearl, topiary garden, we have the power to shape our world into what we want and desire it to be, topiarus is Latin for landscape gardener, topiary gardening, ancient form of clipping and shaping geometric patterns, Edward Scissorhands, Bonsai, monks kept the style and practice alive in Europe, Victorians adopted the process, they can come in many shapes, partair, hedges, potted topiaries, topiary, traditional made by hand, symbol of wealth, mazes, labyrinths, build to encourage spiritual mediation, Pearl Fryar, he didn't know anything about plants when he started, he wanted to win yard of the month, Pearl only had one lesson, www.pearlfryar.com, it's like sculpting,Hard Work Always Pays Off (14:56)
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oak, making a plant square from a round shape, success is determined by work, it's gotta come from love, if you're gifted it will show, finding resources within yourself, Pearl has a 3 acre garden, Pearl won yard of the month finally, he has influenced many others, he teaches art classes, he teaches students to draw from their strengths, sometimes it takes a long time to realize talent, what have plants taught Pearl?, he looks at the garden as a form of expression, why do athletes get scholarships to develop talent and others don't?, Pearl enjoys home gardens, he is a junk artist, The Garden Conservancy,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
