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About Me
- Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen
- From the mountains to the seashore, United States
- I'm a retired executive turned writer & food columist. Currently I write a food column, “From My Carolina Kitchen,” for my local newspaper. I have entered three recipe contests and was a winner in each: Won the state of Mississippi's Chicken Contest in 1993 and participated in the 40th annual National Chicken Contest, one of the "big three" national competitions. It is the oldest contest of its kind. I wrote a food column for The Abaconian newspaper when my husband Meakin and I lived in the "Out-Islands" of the northern Bahamas in Abaco on the tiny tropical island of Lubbers Quarters. I am a member of North Carolina Writers Network.
Photography by Meakin Hoffer - Food Styling by Sam Hoffer
Le Petite France in Paradou
Bistro DeCouverte St. Remy
Market day in Provence
Market day in Saint-Remy-de-Provence
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Le Bistrot du Paradou
French Pastry Shop in Provence
Boucherie in St. Remy-de-Provence
Market Day in Saint-Remy
Grand Hotel Nord-Pinus, Arles
Fontaine de Valcluse, France
L'Isle Sur la Sorgue, France
French Lentil Salad
Shrimp & Grits
Jacques Pepin Pizza
Barefoot Contessa Baked Ham
Fruit Salsa
Lamb Shanks
Prime rib sandwich with truffle butter à la Barefoot Contessa
Jacques Pepin Dessert
Chicken Marengo
Orange Salad
Barefoot Contessa’s roasted lemon chicken
Salmon with Tropical Salsa
Heirloom Tomatoes
Tour of Thomas Edison's Winter Estate
Carmine’s Gourmet Market, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Highlands, North Carolina
Wolfgang's Restaurant, Highlands, NC
How I learned to cook
Breakfast Fruit Crunch
Pizza party
Abaco, The Bahamas
Our little island paradise in Abaco
Our home for ten years when we retired to Lubbers Quarters in the out islands of the Bahamas. Click on the picture for more about our little paradise.
Bean & Sausage Soup with Mushrooms
Happy Labour Day to you as well not that we get it here! Love that photo. Have a great week, Diane
ReplyDeleteNow that's an odd looking... squash? Gourd?
ReplyDeleteHappy Labor Day!
ReplyDeleteLovely cucumbers.
Cheers,
Rosa
I finally saw your long beans:) Our markets are one post behind you!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the holiday Sam!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Labor Day Sam!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe and relaxing Labour Day, Sam.
ReplyDeleteOdd shaped cukes! The one on the bottom almost looks like a snake... Happy Labor Day-Have Fun:@)
ReplyDeleteHappy, wonderful, great Labor Day to you, hugs Flavia
ReplyDeleteCool picture. Happy Labor Day!
ReplyDeleteTwisted!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! I made your tomato tart and am blogging about it tomorrow -- it was DELICIOUS!
ReplyDeleteAre those burpless English cucumbers?Nature at its' best......hope you had a wonderful and relaxing holiday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pic!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun to see how thing grow? Often had freaky veggies when I had a garden.
ReplyDeleteThere's a palm tree (!) in a yard near us that leans parallel with the ground. Always makes me look and wonder how on earth it happened. And how it remained in the ground at such an angle.
you have me missing my farmers market. I havent been able to go in a few weeks bc of kids being sick and I am home sick so to speak! LOL!~
ReplyDeleteWow! I remember when my grandfather was in the newspaper for growing the largest zucchini in the state! Mother Nature has a funny sense of humor now and then!
ReplyDeleteArtistry Sam!...
ReplyDeleteI do love a Farmers Market... xv
Nice pictures Sam...hope you had a great Labor Day weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI love food art :)
ReplyDeleteRuthie
A fun photo, there's such an amazing variety of squash, it blow my mind!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a little Monday musing.
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