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Candyroasters

Text and photos by William Ritter As the leaves begin to fall and cold weather (sort of) begins to set in, pumpkin pies, pumpkin soups, and pumpkin ales start popping up on menus across the state. Historically, though, many western North Carolina families let the pumpkins go to the hog pen, and it was candyroaster… Read More →

Filed Under: Food, Recipes, Uncategorized, Western NC Tagged With: gourds, Jackson County, Mountains, pumpkins, soup, William Ritter

Diner Food and Motorcycles

  By Ray Linville   What about cold temperatures makes us hungry for hot, homemade soup? When you’re traveling on a chilly winter day, do you look for a diner and hope that it has freshly made, steaming hot soup ready to serve?   As I was traveling on U.S. Highway 64 near the eastern… Read More →

Filed Under: Central NC, Destinations, Food, Uncategorized Tagged With: Asheboro, diner, motorcycles, Randolph County, Ray Linville, soup

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