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foodie findings. recipes. culinary histories. restaurant reviews for dallas & while traveling. culinary sources for artisanal, local producers, independent retailers & quality food sources. cooking with creative control & sharing the love.

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3 Pies - Pecan, Key Lime, Pina Colada Pie Recipes

August 25, 2015

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Pecan Pralines, a Southern take on Caramel

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PI Day π Pie History & 5 Pie Recipes

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Suzanne Kanon is a food writer, culinary history researcher, and cookbook editor from Dallas, Texas. She has contributed to the food blog zFooding.com since 2011 where she shares recipes that she’s tested, tasted, researched and developed. The blog also discusses food history and offers selections from her collection of vintage cookbooks. Suzanne creates food to be approachable and nutritious while balancing between nostalgia and innovation. Kanon finds ways to apply the lessons of the past into modern recipes for today’s meals. Cooking to share with friends and family, we can create food memories that make magic with every mouthful.

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