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by Elizabeth Winslow • Photography by Molly Winters Keith Kreeger wants to get intimate. “How many pieces of art do you hold on a daily

by Elizabeth Winslow • Photography by Molly Winters Keith Kreeger wants to get intimate. “How many pieces of art do you hold on a daily

by K. Thornberry • Photography by Jo Ann Santangelo At breakneck speeds, Jeff Ruyle flies down steep, boulder-strewn hillsides, skirts along river bluffs, hurtles into
by Les McGehee • Photography by Whitney Arostegui On a smooth rock, 50 feet long, stands Josh Jones, casting a line into a deep Pedernales
by Kate Payne • Photography by Jo Ann Santangelo I grew up eating beef jerky exclusively on road trips. It was a special snack reserved
by Zack Northcutt • Photography by Jenna Noel Sausage recipes and techniques are ubiquitous on the web and in cookbooks. And though making sausage might
by Iliana de la Vega and Isabel Torrealba Though basic in nature, the tortilla is a foundational element of Mexican cuisine and culture and worthy
by Terry Thompson-Anderson Who doesn’t love fried food? Some might even reason that many of the South’s favorite foods—chicken, okra, potatoes, onion rings, turkey, pickles,

by Kristi Willis Many chefs have dreams to open their own restaurants, but the road from an idea to a successful, bustling business is rife

by Ben and Ann Edgerton From the time that Ann and I met and developed a friendship, began dating, fell in love and got married,
by Steve Wilson • Photography by Christian Remde You won’t ever get a straight answer out of Peelander-Yellow. Ask him why everybody in his band,

by Rhea Maze • Photography by Kate LeSueur If there’s one thing Representative Eddie Rodriguez loves more than eating good food, it’s talking about good

by Layne Lynch • Photography by Kate LeSueur Jodi Elliott is at the precipice of a major transformation in her life. And while many pastry