With Eid al-fitr upon us, we wish the best to those celebrating around the world! In our episode about culinary rites of spring, hear about Newrouz, Ramadan and Eid celebrations in northern West Virginia. https://t.co/PJnrlqtHQF
#TBT It's the perfect Thursday for a throwback, to a year ago today, when we released our episode on Spanish sausage traditions of north-central West Virginia. Tune in for spice, smoke and March Morcilla Madness: https://t.co/vgPEBArrzT
This week we at Pickle Shelf HQ (Lost Creek Farm) we had another surprise spring visit from a neighbor with his family’s Spanish sausage in-hand. So we’re making cocidos and throwing it back to our very sausage-centric episode from last spring ⬇️
In the next Seedy Talks, @wvugeography professor Jonathan Hall will discuss how racism and dispossession of Black people’s land affects the U.S. hunting landscape. Pickle Shelf Radio Hour cohosts Mike Costello and Amy Dawson will join the discussion. https://t.co/GQMPq9w8P2
Join us for Seedy Talks organized by @mehmetoztan on April 6. This discussion’s all about Hunting While Black with @outtherejch, and we’ll also chat about Jonathan’s spot on our latest from @pickleshlfradio. 🙆🏻♂️
Hit this link to register: https://t.co/5L7ygY2Nwi
I look forward to the sixth installment of Seedy Talks with amazing humans @outtherejch @costellowv and @adawsonwv. Once you register, listen to the last episode of @pickleshlfradio, if you haven't done, yet. It is 🔥🔥🔥 @WVUEberly#huntingwhileblack
https://t.co/LBC7Ps4W3d
We’re so heartbroken. It saddens us to share that our dear friend, Peter Lo — featured on our Lunar New Year episode just over a year ago — passed away in a tragic accident yesterday. Thanks for the delicious food, the laughs and the friendship, Pete. We’ll miss you so much.
A white-supremacist bill introduced in the WV legislature aims to prevent teaching of "divisive concepts", including structural racism. Here's @outtherejch, from our latest: "It's a structural critique, not a "you're a bad person" critique."
Feb 15th means it’s the last day to sign up for this month’s round of goodies on the Lost Creek Farm (Pickle Shelf HQ) Patreon. A featured recipe card each month at $10+, block prints for everyone! Support this show and other free content from the Lost Creek kitchen! ⬇️⬇️⬇️
For those who can't read it —
Woman: "May you have abundance each year."
Cat: "May you have fish each year."
The Chinese characters for abundance and fish are both pronounced "yú," a joke that is probably centuries old and clearly still hilarious today.
Happy Birthday to us! On February 13, 2020 we went to a McDonald's parking lot to upload our first episode and The Pickle Shelf Radio Hour was out in the world.
To wish happy new year in Vietnamese, we typically say, “Chúc Mừng Năm Mới!”
My husband just said, “Nước Mắm Mới!” — which means New Fish Sauce!
💕✨🧨✨ 🐂 💕
Ok, signing off! This has been fun. Thanks to Pete and AuCo for making this episode possible. And thanks to all of our listeners for sticking with us for a whole year now!
Again, happy #LunarNewYear to those celebrating!
Hey everyone, it's @costellowv reporting from Pickle Shelf HQ for another #picklethread. Just wanted to share some highlights from our first episode. I've not had lunch yet, so sorry if I cut it short after tweeting about all this delicious food we ate. Anyway...🧵
Happy #LunarNewYear! We’re throwing it back all the way to our very first episode, when we enjoy Cantonese and Vietnamese holiday meals right here in central WV.
https://t.co/7ykdbOyxOt
Finally, had a blast w/ @jpquestion, my original partner in pickles, eating our way through episode production. We miss him! He moved to Oregon this summer, so now if this pandemic would just go away so we can travel, cook, eat, and make stories together again...that'd be rad.