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Epicurean Kentuckian: History-making Fig Joppas


2013-09-01 - Beautiful Joppa - Photo by Maury Lewis.
Fig Joppas - "Here is my first try at making a Fig Joppa. They are not real pretty but they are very tasty. I will try some more recipes to see if beautiful Joppa can become the fig bar capital of Kentucky. If anyone has a recipe for me to try I am willing to try it. melewi." And so we all are witnesses to the unfolding of an epic. This is a photo of the first batch of Fig Rolls ever reported to CM which were made from Figs grown in Adair County - these by Danny & Debbie Burris - and baked in Beautiful Joppa, Adair County, KY. Fig Newtons, as it turns out, are trademarked by Nabisco so we can't call them that. And Fig Newtons are not even named for the real Newton, Mike, but for some town in Massachusetts. Actually, these Fig delicacies despite Maury's modest denial, are even prettier, and look to be more tasty, than the factory ones.


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US Civil Corps Kickin' Kids bring back medals from BG


2013-09-01 - Phil Moore Park, 7101 Scottsville Road, Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Charlie Crawhorn.
The US Civil Corps Kickin' Kids
program from right here in Columbia, KY sent five kids, Tegan Cole, Justin Walker, Trayton Stargel, Elizabeth Cook, and Briley Taylor, above, front along with Assistant Instructor Steven Furkin And Instructor Jeff Coffey the AAU Kung- Fu Nationals this weekend at Phil Moore Park, 7101 Scottsville Road, Bowling Green, KY, where all the kids showed their talents and all of them brought home medals and certificate's from different classes.


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(Ad) Liberty Road Diner & General Store (2013-08-31)


2013-09-01 - 5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo advertiser.
Open Grill Menu, Liberty Road Diner & General Store
5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY, in the Village of Vester, Adair County. August 31, 2013, subject to change. Patty Smith Edwards, owner & manager. Phone 270-380-1039 Hours: 5am-5pmCT/6am-6pmET, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sundays. Smokers & Nonsmokers Welcome.

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Our take on an old favorite


2013-09-01 - EK Town Creek Kitchen - Photo by Ed Waggener. Aunt Ruby's Ebenezer Dagwood German Triplefecta Neutralized Sandwich Brunch Snack: On Sprouted Seven Grain Bread, toasted and health neutralized with 1/3 stick of butter. Black Heirloom. Aunt Ruby's German Ripe Green, and Yellow Stripey Heirloom, thinly sliced and layered to order, seasalt to taste. Unlimited napkins.

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Epicurean Kentuckians: Endorphins for Breakfast


2013-09-01 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo. Plate by Gary Crawford. Creative Columbia Chef Gary Crawford created this breakfast plate, loaded with endorphins from a bottle of T abetted by the stacked cup of finely diced onions, jalapenos, and pickled carrot slices from a jar of jalapenos. The eggs are over easy, tender, not lacy. Fried potatoes are a signature house specialty. And the grits: Really good - though the restaurant, fixes them as a courtesy, not as the sacred obligation grits with breakfast truly are. These have almost enough butter - almost up to the obligatory amount of animal fat one would have in Lake Woebegone, if they had grits there. Grits are only mandatory where truly suth'ren cooking is the law. The condiment cup: It's enough to liven up the entire place - sometimes in the grits, sometimes in the potatoes, sometimes in the eggs, sometimes for "breakfast dessert" to meet the day, sometimes in all of the above. This custom breakfast was served at TaP's Diner, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Open on Sunday from 6am-3pmCT. - EW

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Keeping cool at Sugarfoot Farm Rescue


2013-09-01 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer. Yard Sale item repurposed for Sunshine, Trooper, and McKenzie who ae playing in a Little Tykes car bed I got for them at a yard sale. Sunshine has been adopted but Trooper and McKenzie are available for adoption.

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Mike Watson: The man who would not be Governor of Kentucky


2013-09-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Mike Watson.
This half-page ad from The Adair County News, 1915... - MIKE WATSON


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