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April 2019 - Dogwood Issue

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Discove r Cit yV iewN C.co m's fre s h up d ate d loo k ! | 11 were a meticulous collection of her life's events and those of her two children, as she also kept separate diaries during their childhoods written by her in their first-person account of the days. en it was the turn of the McFadyen brothers. As a small boy, Granddaddy would (as he referred to it) take me to ride. He meandered the backroads and farms of Hoke County and visited Uncle Turk on the far reaches of Morganton Road and checked in on Uncle Reg at Barton Poultry behind Edgar Edens' farm. Lunch on the road was usually seafood – sardines and crackers with an RC Cola. Every once in a while, though, we would eat at their house at 312 McAllister Street. ere would be a main protein course of country-style steak or sliced ham or one time I remember having rabbit (another story for another day). ere would be butter beans or field peas or green peas. And there was always cornbread. Cornbread is like barbeque. Wherever you go, it is different from where you just were. Cornbread can be a tall cake from a deep dish with actual corn kernels inside. Or it can be a deep-fried paper-thin concoction that crunches when you bite it. Mamma's cornbread was very simple. I remember standing in a chair to watch her make it the day she first showed me how. It was white corn meal with water and salt and pepper. And just a couple of splashes of milk because she said that made it brown up better. Simple ingredients to form a daily staple. But her secret was the cornbread skillet in which she cooked it. It was black cast iron, as all proper skillets must be. It had the protruding handle for re-positioning it over the burner during cooking. e uniqueness of this skillet was its depth. Actually, its FAYETTEVILLE 2043 Skibo Rd Fayetteville, NC 28314 (910) 864-1500 M-F 8a - 10p | S 8a - 10p | Su 10a - 8p Smiles are like relationships... 653 Hay Street • Fayetteville www.kimpryzgodadds.com 910.826.8900 Dr. Kim Pryzgoda, DDS and Staff with the right care they can last forever Caring for patients for 20+ years

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