Epicurean Kentuckian: FM2 Onion, Diced Chicken & Farm fresh Eggs
2018-07-24 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Just two easy to clean skillets were needed to make this dish, and one was used to coarse dice the last of an Adair County grown tomato - the real star of the start of the day. Ingredients, besides tomatoes: Sweet-as-apples Black Dog Farm onions. diced chicken, swiss and cheddar cheese, porch side basil and a sprinkle of five sprigs of rosemary from Coview Farms plant, brought on cooked shrimp, farm gathered eggs from a friend who has a friend who is foundering the friend with eggs, dried onion for flavor, flax meal for flavor and fiber, two tablespoons of whipping cream, real dairy butter, and very tiny amounts of spices: Cayenne pepper, curry powder, coarse black pepper, basil flakes, turmeric & paprika. The coffee? Good enough. Not up to Patty's, but good enough. It tasted better on Noritake china from Lany Bray, in Columbia, new 49 years ago. No match for the lamb roast from FM2 Maury Lewis had us drooling over, but poor-folks delicious. We gave a thanks for the Creator, life in Columbia, our well mannered, grateful cat Blue, J.O.Y. Ministries and all the things which make us wonder why any South Central Kentuckian would live anywhere else. - EW Comments | Permalink
2018-07-24 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Just two easy to clean skillets were needed to make this dish, and one was used to coarse dice the last of an Adair County grown tomato - the real star of the start of the day. Ingredients, besides tomatoes: Sweet-as-apples Black Dog Farm onions. diced chicken, swiss and cheddar cheese, porch side basil and a sprinkle of five sprigs of rosemary from Coview Farms plant, brought on cooked shrimp, farm gathered eggs from a friend who has a friend who is foundering the friend with eggs, dried onion for flavor, flax meal for flavor and fiber, two tablespoons of whipping cream, real dairy butter, and very tiny amounts of spices: Cayenne pepper, curry powder, coarse black pepper, basil flakes, turmeric & paprika. The coffee? Good enough. Not up to Patty's, but good enough. It tasted better on Noritake china from Lany Bray, in Columbia, new 49 years ago. No match for the lamb roast from FM2 Maury Lewis had us drooling over, but poor-folks delicious. We gave a thanks for the Creator, life in Columbia, our well mannered, grateful cat Blue, J.O.Y. Ministries and all the things which make us wonder why any South Central Kentuckian would live anywhere else. - EW Comments | Permalink