Here in Kentucky it’s a Big Blue Nation

By: Susie Quick
Monday, October 15, 2007 @ 6:37 PM

This will seem ironic coming from someone who’s never attended a single University of Kentucky sports event, but I’ve been overcome with blue fever. I only root for underdogs and the idea of UK’s football team playing and beating LSU on national television was redemption for a team widely neglected by their school. Until now.

As my 86-year-old father, a serious WVU fan, said last Saturday, "I have seen it all."

Butternut Squash Pie

By: Susie Quick
Thursday, October 11, 2007 @ 9:24 PM

Honest Farm’s Local Butternut Squash Pie

Here’s what Susie Quick has to say about this recipe for butternut squash pie: "My Aunt Martha only made one kind of pie (squash) and one kind of cake (hickory nut). Why, you may ask? As a self-reliant farmer whose life spanned over a century plus 10, that’s what she grew on her land.

"This simple, wholesome pie is ideal for a holiday, and the squash tastes much fresher than pumpkin from a can. You can peel and boil the squash, but roasting and scooping out the flesh is much easier.

The 100-Mile Thanksgiving

By: Susie Quick
@ 9:14 PM
 
Honest Farm’s Local Butternut Squash Pie

Following is an article that ran in Sunday’s Herald Leader by Linda Blackford. I think the ‘100-mile Thanksgiving’ is a brilliant idea and I wanted to share this. The only thing we lack in Kentucky are cranberry bogs but one long-distance ingredient in an entire meal shouldn’t make anyone feel guilty. — Susie Quick

 Kentucky.com


Thursday, Oct 11, 2007

A 100-mile Thanksgiving

Reporter plans to use only local ingredients for family feast

By Linda Blackford

This is all my mother’s fault.