About Savoring Kentucky

Gorgeous Wayne County, Kentucky

This web log is about the great pleasures of eating and drinking what comes from Kentucky’s soil, water, air, and growers. No one here is ordained or licensed as a therapist, so “preaching” and “oughtas” will be scarce. Yet the reasons for eating well and close to home include serious health and economic benefits as well as the delights of the table.

In Kentucky, we have the weather, land, water, and people to grow nearly everything we eat. We can be healthier, we can have better food and drink, and we can rebuild our heritage of eating as an incomparable delight shared with friends and loved ones.

We can sustain ourselves, our growers, and our land, eat well, and be kind to our world in the process. We can eat locally grown, delicious, fresh, sustainably and ethically grown, organic food and drink — in fact, we are on our way. Lots of people work on this everyday. Savoring Kentucky celebrates them and aims to encourage and support them.

May all of us enjoy Kentucky’s bounty and prosper together in ways we will be proud to pass along to our great-great-grandchildren.

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Gary July 18, 2010 at 6:19 pm

We just added you as a link on our DixieDining blog page. Could you offer the same to us? Wishing you well!

Gary Saunders
CEO, DixieDining.com
gary@dixiedining.com

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Catherine Davidson June 8, 2009 at 9:31 am

Hey Rona, happy Summer! I got a strange request I thought I’d share with you. Periodically, I make lunch for my co-Realtors. I agreed to do so on 6/11. When asked for menu ideas they came back with a request for hot brown casserole. In the middle of Summer they requested a hearty warm dish. This from agents who stalk our farmer’s markets for seasonal foods and are all perennially watching the scale. I guess I’m willing to do it though I’d rather be chopping ingredients for a salsa than sweating over a large batch of sauce. Have you ever made hot browns for a crowd? Any ideas on turning them into a casserole or how to present a lighter Summer version? Many thanks, Catherine Davidson in Louisville cd@iglou.com

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Rona June 8, 2009 at 10:27 pm

Nope – I have to call in reinforcements on this one. I’ll ask Jennifer Burchett, who ran a lovely cafe here for 11 years, and can cook. Yes, indeedy. I’ll let you know if Jennifer has a suggestion. By the way, Jennifer has a blog now called Eat Well At Home.

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Mark Newberry June 8, 2009 at 9:03 am

Thanks, Rona, I finally got caught up with your recent seductive work. I’m particularly looking forward to my next walking beneath a mulberry tree.

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Art Lander Jr November 24, 2008 at 7:19 pm

Rona, we are a vendor at the St. Matthews Farmers’ Market. Love your web blog. Would love to see you visit our market. Art

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Mark Williams February 8, 2007 at 8:37 am

Rona,
Congradulations on your mention in the e Snail! This is a wonderful site, we must link when we have the convivium website up and running.
regards,
Mark

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