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Tag Archives: meat
Friday Five – Number One Hundred Twenty Six
One hundred twenty sixth in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.
What’s for dinner?
Deep in South Philadelphia
Posted in South Philly Safari
Tagged meat, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, South Philadelphia, store
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Oven Baked Barbecue Pork Ribs
Growing up in New England, ribs were never a part of our cook-out fare. Trips to the beach yielded lobster and buckets of steamers, backyard parties were hamburgers, hotdogs, and chicken, but never ribs. Fast forward to adulthood, I have … Continue reading
Reading Terminal Spring 1984
I took this picture as a student at The Philadelphia College of Art. I think a classroom of illustration majors was dispatched to Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market to annoy shoppers and vendors with our 35mm SLR cameras in order to … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged analog, butcher, Joe Williams, meat, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, photography, Reading Terminal, USA, vintage
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Pan-Seared Vealchops
One of the advantages of living a stone’s throw to some really great butchers is getting fantastic cuts of meat – like the vealchops I bought over the weekend. Dipped in seasoned flour, pan-seared, and finished off in the oven. … Continue reading