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in law Tiffany was standing at my stove, wearing my pale blue linen apron, flipping bacon in my grandmother’s cast iron skillet and speaking to me as if I were in her way.
That skillet was not just a pan. It had been in my family since the 1920s, back when my grandmother cooked on a wood stove outside Waco and measured flour by feel. My mother fried continue reading …
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