In Issue #48 Nov/Dec 2022

Photography By | Last Updated November 02, 2022
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Custom holiday cookies by The Sugary Cookie

Living The Dream

The holidays are here again. It’s another opportunity to bake cookies, try your hand at a fancy party entrée, try a new cocktail, or bake a French quiche for brunch or dinner. And in addition to the recipes in this issue, we have tons here at ediblenashville.com for anything you might want to make this holiday season. 

Speaking of our recipes and our magazine, everything you find in this magazine has been vetted, “lived” and tested by our staff. You can’t trust every pretty cookie you see to taste good (and be doable at home) so Senior Editor, Ann Walczak spent a morning with Morgan Webber of The Sugary Cookie, documenting how she makes her cookies and trying her hand at decorating. (And yes, tasting.) Senior Writer, William Harwood knows the team behind the My Sauce Lab personally, who just launched 6 sauces, that yes, our staff tried. I’ve been eating the quiche at Killebrew Coffee for more than a year now, and finally got to meet Katie, the chef, who shared her recipe.

We live our stories. We test and photograph our recipes. We are a real magazine dedicated to connecting you, the reader with local food – how to make it and where to eat it. We are not advertising disguised as editorial. 

If you want transparent information and real stories, support Edible. Buy a subscription or farm dinner tickets, and if you have a business, advertise yourself. We are as small as the local small businesses we cover and support. 

We’re just here living our dream.
Happy Holidays. Jill 

 

Cleaner Water for the Harpeth River with Harpeth Moon Farm

Harpeth Moon Farm is an exemplary farm that is making a difference through sustainable agriculture. Stewarded by family members Hayley, Max...

Honey Cajun Roast Chicken

This sweet and spicy chicken is perfect any night of the week. Serve simply with rice and a salad. 

Five Roasted Chicken Dinners

These roasted chicken dinners are perfect, easy comfort food for fall and winter and make great substitutions for turkey over the holidays.

Oven Dried Pears

Use this easy technique from foodonfifth.com for beautiful garnishes on desserts or cocktails, or even decorations during the holidays.

Orchard Punch

From Nashville local and author of Garden to Glass and Barantined, comes Cheer, a holiday drinking guide by Mike Wolf. This festive manual has a beverage for every moment of the...

Salted Caramel Bars

This recipe comes to us from Lee Ann Merrick of Tinwings in The Nations.

Holiday Beans

November is about the last month to get green beans in middle Tennessee. This recipe pays homage to one of my favorite vegetables in the garden. Aromatic curry leaves and the sweetness of garam masala...

Paul's Picks: Holiday 2022 Edition

Thanksgiving Picks: $ - Montinore Estate Pinot Noir 2018 - $19.99 A versatile and extremely approachable Pinot Noir, biodynamically...

The Baking Notification Project

I get this much anticipated text about once a week: Hi Sarah! I’ll have Sour Cherry & Pistachio Snacking Cake available for pick-up...

Upside Down Cherry and Pistachio Snacking Cake

This cake can also be used as a base for other fruit/nut combinations. Other delicious options are peach and pecan, strawberry and almond, cherry and walnut. The possibilities are endless. The&...

Decorating Cookies with Morgan Webber of The Sugary Cookie

Morgan Webber didn’t set out to be a baker. And now she makes up to 22 dozen cookies a week. Her specialty? Artfully decorated sugar...

The Sugary Cookie's Sugar Cookie

Morgan Webber of The Sugary Cookie worked hard to create an iced cookie that was soft, with a unique almond flavor and icing that easy and enjoyable to bite through. Here, she shares her recipe with...

French-Inspired Quiche from Pastry Chef Kate Sigel

One summer day, after waiting in line with out-of-town guests who wanted to go to Biscuit Love in the Gulch, I wandered into Killebrew...

Kate's French Quiche

This heavenly quiche from Kate Sigel at Killebrew Coffee uses a homemade crust, but you can use frozen puff pastry or store bought in a pinch. It's important to note, if you're adding vegetables, they...

Stuffed Lamb Roulades

Entertaining this holiday? Tired of lasagna or roast turkey? Try this lamb roulade. It sounds and looks fancy and is perfect for a gang. We...

Lamb Roulade with Mascarpone, Spinach, and Apricots

 Chef Skylar Bush used a boneless leg, that he cut pieces from and pounded out, then spread with the mascarpone filling. But you can use any cut. The key is to pound them out to a 12-inch...

Randy Rayburn's Midtown Cafe

Before celebrity chefs planted their flags in Nashville and even before chefs were celebrities, there was Randy Rayburn. Political...

Midtown Cafe's Shrimp and Grits

There are many variations of Shrimp and Grits. Midtown blackens the shrimp, meaning to coat the shrimp in spices that, when cooked, turn dark. It is not charring the shrimp. They also step outside the...

Inside My Sauce Lab

Welcome to the world-cuisine revolution, Nashville style. At My Sauce Lab here in town, three self-described "saucey scientists" -- Vasisht...

Harvest Poke Bowl

We love this fall spin on the Poke Bowl, but you can use whatever ingredients you like.
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