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What changes when the table gets smaller: the pans, the shopping, and the recipes that actually work for two.
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The right way to season cast iron, the wrong ways most people try first, and what happens when you stop fighting the pan.
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The eggs that belong to someone else's mother, and the Easter table that keeps getting set.
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At the Yellow Springs Farmers Market, the season's first serious vegetable arrives, and something in the kitchen wakes up with it.
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The weeknight meal nobody writes about, and the woman who has been making it for decades.
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A pot of spring soup and the recipe that lives only in memory and muscle.