You might already know I am a massive pie fan, so I am delighted to publish this interview with piemaker extraordinaire and author Stacey Mei Yan Fong. Tales From Topographic Kitchens is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
Loved this interview Nic - and such an incredible and creditable amount of work and thought that's went into the book. As ever, I wouldn't have found this book if it wasn't for you flagging it. XX
I love her creativity, and now that I live in Maine--her Moxie! When I lived in NYC, and adopted a young pup, I named her Janis Joplin, so you know how long ago that was.
She didn't howl, she moaned. She was a little curly fox terrier who sang the blues. And she loved to make people laugh. She was our fur baby for 15 years. She was 1 1/2 when I met Jonathan. It was love at first sight--I fell in love with him, and he fell in love with my dog.
Loved this interview Nic - and such an incredible and creditable amount of work and thought that's went into the book. As ever, I wouldn't have found this book if it wasn't for you flagging it. XX
The recipes are so imaginative and inspiring. Stacey's a great interviewee too - and thank you x
I love her creativity, and now that I live in Maine--her Moxie! When I lived in NYC, and adopted a young pup, I named her Janis Joplin, so you know how long ago that was.
Such a great name. I hope she had a fine voice/howl
She didn't howl, she moaned. She was a little curly fox terrier who sang the blues. And she loved to make people laugh. She was our fur baby for 15 years. She was 1 1/2 when I met Jonathan. It was love at first sight--I fell in love with him, and he fell in love with my dog.
RIP Janis Joplin, the rock 'n roll terrier.
She sounds wonderful x
Marvellous as ever