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Steve Kruger

Chicken and Pastry, or What Have You

We are so excited that this week’s NC Food Blog installment also introduces you to our new online exhibits feature! This exhibition introduces the history and process of Chicken and Pastry making through both written and visual documentation. From our fieldwork archives, Edith Green of Columbus County, North Carolina, is pictured teaching NC Folk fieldworker… Read More →

Filed Under: Destinations, Eastern NC, Food, Southeastern NC, Uncategorized Tagged With: Christopher Fowler, Frances Dowell, Steve Kruger, Trista Porter

Oysters in the Parking Lot

One of the best perks of doing fieldwork for the North Carolina Folklife Institute is the amazing food you run into on the road. When I arrived in Brunswick County last night for a community meeting related to a folklife survey we’re doing, supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, fieldworker Steve Kruger showed… Read More →

Filed Under: Destinations, Eastern NC, Food, Products, Uncategorized Tagged With: Brunswick Catch, Brunswick County, Carson Varnam's Shellfish Market, Carson's Oyster Folly Fritters, Chris Fowler, Joy Salyers, Steve Kruger, Supply NC oysters

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