Southern Living back issues from June 2008:
Life at Southern Living
Jun 01, 2008; ... DEAR FRIEND, This month's magazine, I think, features some of our best content of the year so far. Two of my favorite stories in this issue reflect a fascinating contrast between old and new. By old, I don't mean antique. Instead I mean the triedand-true ways we do things in the South, ...
Cool Pops
Jun 01, 2008; ... TO SERVE As temperatures climb, everybody yearns for that perfect icy snack. Here it is: a good-for-you frozen concoction that will excite any taste bud. RASPBERRY-BANANA-YOGURT FREEZER POPS Process 1 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt and 1 banana in a blender 30 seconds or ...
Fore! Dad
Jun 01, 2008; ... TO GIVE LOSE THE NECKTIE, and forget about all those turbo-charged guy gadgets. This Father's Day, present dad with something different: a hand-crafted golf club by master designer Tad Moore from Selma, Alabama. These old Scottish-style clubs boast golden hickory shafts. The woods have ...
No-Sew Idea
Jun 01, 2008; ... TO MAKE THESE LIGHT AND AIRY window treatments could not be simpler to make-or better looking. There's zero cutting and absolutely no stitching. Just ...
Flavor at Hand
Jun 01, 2008; ... TO GROW HAVING YOUR OWN HERB GARDEN for cooking doesn't require a lot of space or hours of time. We put one together using a three-tiered wire basket and then hung it in the sun near the kitchen door. The process is simple: Line each basket with well-soaked sphagnum moss, coco-fiber, or ...
FAVORITE FIND
Jun 01, 2008; ... TO DISCOVER Tucked along a roadside about halfway between Charlottesville, Virginia, and the Skyline Drive, Greenwood Gourmet Grocery is one of those small finds that makes a trip worthwhile. We fell in love with the deli case full of ...
New at the Beach
Jun 01, 2008; ... This family favorite in Florida's Panhandle has more to offer than ever. Come check it out. It's time to return to Panama City Beach. If your memories revolve around crowded T-shirt shacks and gritty momand-pop motels, you're in for a big surprise. This vacation magnet (your grandparents ...
Rare, ATLANTA
Jun 01, 2008; ... Rare, ATLANTA Discover a new twist on soul food, tapas style. By Carolanne Griffith Roberts Soul food is the fabric of Atlanta," explains Lorenzo Wyche, creator of the restaurant Rare. "For lack of a better term, it's comfort food, the food we grew up with at Sunday dinner. But ...
Jackson's Best Sounds
Jun 01, 2008; ... Come to Mississippi's capital for rock, rap, and authentic Delta blues. By Karen Lingo Clubs in Jackson play the blues all year long. But the city takes it outside for a meeting of musical cultures duringjubilee! JAM, June 13-14. The event showcases national as well as regional ...
A Tale of Two City Slickers
Jun 01, 2008; ... In the Oklahoma National Stockyards, two editors search for shops where you can lasso the Western wardrobe of your dreams. By Jennifer Mckenzie Frazier and Les Thomas Call it arrested development. The two of us never outgrew our longing to be a cowboy and a cowgirl. We're suckers for ...
Sitting on Top Of the World
Jun 01, 2008; ... Cool off with a trip to a spectacular state lodge built atop Arkansas's highest mountain. By Les Thomas It's pretty here all the time. Nighttime. Morning time-all day long," a waiter says when he looks out the wall of windows in the restaurant at the new state lodge atop Mount ...
Take Me to St. Louis
Jun 01, 2008; ... Experience the best of summer in this all-American city. By Cassandra M. Vanhooser Stand beneath the Gateway Arch, and you can't help but feel proud to be an American. Not only does this architectural marvel connect East to West, but it's also a visual reminder of all that's great about ...
Why I Love the Hotel Contessa
Jun 01, 2008; ... This spot has style, a primo Location, and space to spread out. By Jennifer Mckenzie Frazier Space. I can't get enough of it. Maybe it's the Texan in me that craves the wide open and runs from the cramped. That's one reason my new favorite spot to bunk in San Antonio is hotel ...
Fresh From the Farm
Jun 01, 2008; ... Visit this fun, quirky spot in northwest Louisiana, and you'll find a market like no other. By Warner McGowin Local food" doesn't get any more local than this. Nearly everything sold at Ed Lester Farms is grown on Ed's land. But that's not the only thing that makes this spot, about 45 ...
What's New at The Theme Parks
Jun 01, 2008; ... Summer's here, and it's time to ride. By Lauren Simpson Get ready to hurtle through space. From water cannons to disaster movies, here are the latest additions at theme parks across the South. Dollywood Pigeon Forge, Tennessee If you loved your childhood water ...
A Taste Of Italy
Jun 01, 2008; ... A Taste Of Italy This authentic Italian bistro turns up the heat on delicious dining in Nashville. Savarino's Cucina isn't fancy-it's simply a place where good fellas and good gals talk shop over daily-made bread and imported olive oil. Deep-fried cannoli and Sicilian flavors ...
Our Most Innovative House Ever
Jun 01, 2008; ... Now is the time to get comfortable with environmentally friendly design. Tour our South Carolina showcase home to find ideas that will work for you. By Derick Belden, photography Laurey W. Glenn, styling Scott Martin The Cliffs Cottage, our showcase home on the campus of Furman ...
Stir Up a Sleek Look
Jun 01, 2008; ... This light-filled kitchen offers clean lines and simple design. By Amy Bickers Mercer More than two decades in America haven't dulled Dorita and Andreas Raczynski's taste for international flavor. A recent renovation gave their McLean, Virginia, kitchen a cool, contemporary look that ...
Super Space Saver
Jun 01, 2008; ... Tuck a full-service bar under the stairs to make entertaining a little easier. By Robert Martin The hidden area beneath a stairway may seem insignificant, but when you're hunting for extra square footage, it could graduate from wallflower to party pleaser in a nanosecond. Often larger ...
All About the Fabrics
Jun 01, 2008; ... Accessories take a backseat so strikingly pretty patterns can stand out in this guest room. We all know the quickest way to transform a bowl of vanilla ice cream-swirl in a little chocolate syrup. So what's the best way to transform a vanilla room? Apply that same one-ingredient rule by ...
Voilà: French Doors Add More
Jun 01, 2008; ... Give guests a place to duck out of the weather by creating an outdoor foyer. By Robert Martin A covered entryway is a great way to keep guests cool and dry when they come knocking. That's why Wendy Simmons partially enclosed her front stoop with, of all things, doors. One Step at ...
Family Fun Room
Jun 01, 2008; ... All out of ideas? Step inside this amazing space. Creativity flows freely here. By Katie Snowden This pretty project area in Newnan, Georgia, looks like something seen through a kaleidoscope. Add to that some clever bulletin boards, bright lanterns, and smiling faces. Sisters Hillary and ...
Look What We Found
Jun 01, 2008; ... Come with us on a visit to Jackson Street Gallery, one of our favorite art shops in the South. Here the paint colors are bright, the music is soft, and the talent is all local. By Sara Anderson Finding the Jackson Street Gallery was a happy accident. Our group-all Home editors-was ...
You're Invited to Our Idea Houses
Jun 01, 2008; ... Our 2008 homes are packed with great design features and decorating tips you'll love. Mississippi Idea House Taylor Creek is located in north Mississippi in the Plein Air neighborhood of Taylor. From Oxford take Old Taylor Road South 8 miles to Taylor. Turn left at Taylor Grocery. Travel ...
Summertime Blues
Jun 01, 2008; ... Cool those long, hot days with beautiful blooms. From hydrangeas to morning glories, these are our picks. By Gene B. Bussell; photography Ralph Anderson, Van Chaplin Some of my favorite things in the world come in shades of blue-the cornflower of the sky, the cobalt glass on my bottle ...
Cinderella Hedge
Jun 01, 2008; ... See how to turn an ugly duckling into the belle of the wall. By Steve Bender As I walked down a street in suburban Dallas, I couldn't have been more surprised. Here was a plant I had always derided as "ugly Agnes" (with apologies to anyone named Agnes), and it actually looked good ....
Follow This Path
Jun 01, 2008; ... Add a splash of color and zest to your front walk. By Edwin Marty Before getting married, Charles Morley was content with a little corn and patriotism. "Corn is my favorite vegetable, and I wanted to watch it grow," he explains. Charles's reason for planting rows of corn in the ...
Try This Marigold
Jun 01, 2008; ... A zillion blooms and lemon-scented leaves make it a savory choice. By Steve Bender Forgive me, Marigold Society of America (yes, there actually is one), but despite your best efforts to convince me otherwise, I've never cared for common bedding marigolds. Maybe it's because the flowers ...
Around Your Garden
Jun 01, 2008; ... For June ... Our Garden Editor offers tips and ideas for you. Big, Bright Blooms Mandevillas offer beautiful flowers from summer until frost. Plant them to grow on a trellis, arbor, or fence. They also work well in large containers and can climb up a topiary frame. Great selections ...
FRESH from the BAYOU
Jun 01, 2008; ... We spent the day hauling in the nets with shrimper Timmy Cheramie. Our biggest catch? His family recipes. By Scott Jones, photography Beth Dreiling Hontzas, styling Leigh Anne Montgomery, food styling Pam Lolley THIS IS A PERFECT MORNING FOR a drag," says Timmy Cheramie as he quickly ...
Bye-Bye Bugs
Jun 01, 2008; ... Forget about bites, stings, and chemicals with these tips. By Marti Buckley Kilpatrick Now is the perfect time to revel in the outdoors with Family and friends. Here in the South, though, many unwelcome winged guests do their best to take part in the festivities. Follow our tips to stop ...
Everyday Gardening Routines
Jun 01, 2008; ... Nurture your garden and yourself with these tips. By Ellen Ruoff Riley People and gardens share a common bond: We both benefit from daily routines. Whether you launch each day with a soothing cup of hot tea or end it with some quiet time, the anticipation and pleasure of these rituals ...
Be Cool
Jun 01, 2008; ... High-tech fabrics and old favorites bring you the most comfort throughout the season. Don't settle for riding out summer's heat wave indoors. With new technology in fabric design and everyday casual alternatives, you and your family can maintain an active lifestyle while staying cool and ...
Easy as Pie
Jun 01, 2008; ... Summer is all about simple, and these flavor-packed pies top our list of fun desserts. There's no need to wrangle with a rolling pin-just pat the crust in the pan. Fold together a creamy cheesecake filling, stir up a stovetop custard, or grab a muffin pan and bake off a batch of Chocolate-Key ...
Peaches Are Here
Jun 01, 2008; ... This season's favorite fruit shines like never before with these creative updates. By Marion McGahey A good peach tastes like summer. Imagine sinking your teeth into its succulent flesh, sweet juices running down the corners of your mouth, inhaling the incomparable aroma. When thinking ...
Rapid Risotto
Jun 01, 2008; ... A surprise shortcut turns this slow-cooking creamy rice into a great weeknight dish. By Marion McGahey I never thought a hands-off approach to risotto would yield the same wonderful results as the traditional cooking method. But I was wrong. Risotto, a northern Italian rice dish, usually ...
Just-Right Shrimp
Jun 01, 2008; ... Tips, tricks, and secrets for perfectly cooked shrimp Notes From the Bayou When Executive Editor Scott Jones and Test Kitchens Professional Pam Lolley traveled to Louisiana to cook with Timmy Cheramie (page 90), they brought home pages of handwritten notes filled with delicious details ...
Crispy and Oven-Fried
Jun 01, 2008; ... You don't need to fry chicken the traditional way to get that yummy golden crust and down-home taste. Try this simple method. By Donna Florio Tortilla Chip-Crusted Chicken MAKES 4 SERVINGS; PREP: 15 MIN., BAKE: 20 MIN. Use your favorite brand of chips in this ...
Main-Dish Marinades
Jun 01, 2008; ... Turn ordinary cuts of pork, beef, and chicken into stellar entrées with flavorful soaking sauces. Nail the right combination of acidic, sweet, salty, and seasoning components-balanced with the perfect amount of marinating time-and you'll fall in love with the results. The food will be richly ...
Cook, Toss, and Serve
Jun 01, 2008; ... Southerners Love to savor fresh produce picked ripe from the garden. Showcase summer's new crop: Pair veggies with pasta and herbs for a delicious blend of flavors. Lemon Veggies and Pasta MAKES 8 SERVINGS; PREP: 20 MIN., COOK: 10 MIN. ½ (16-oz.) package rigatonl ...
Perfect for a Party
Jun 01, 2008; ... Everyone loves a potluck gathering for the fun, kinship, and really good food. For can't-resist dishes we asked the Southern Foodways Alliance to share some of their members' tradition-steeped recipes (visit www.southernfoodways.com to learn more). They turned us on to a two-potato salad with ...
Have a Sip
Jun 01, 2008; ... This refreshing beverage is just right for any summer event. Sparkling Punch is Light, fresh, and easy on the eye. Guests of all ages will enjoy the alcohol-free version, but try our Champagne-enhanced variation for adults-only gatherings. And you can even make it ahead: Simply mix and chill the ...
Dog's Best Friend
Jun 01, 2008; ... SOUTHERNERS Country Music Hall of Famer Emmylou Harris helps canines (and kitties) find loving homes, including her own. By Rebecca Bull Reed Emmylou Harris's passion for animal rescue is as heartfelt as her melodies. Celehrated by The Humane Society of the United States, she has ...
READ OF THE MONTH: WINTER STUDY
Jun 01, 2008; ... READ OF THE MONTH: WINTER STUDY BY NEVADA BARR (G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS, $24.95) You won't find a better book to read on a hot summer's day than this one, set in the frozen tundra of Isle Royale National Park on Lake Superior. Writer Nevada Barr, who now calls New Orleans home, brings back ...
THE VIEW FROM THE SEVENTH LAYER
Jun 01, 2008; ... THE VIEW FROM THE SEVENTH LAYER BY KEVIN BROCKMEIER (PANTHEON BOOKS, $21.95) What if a city were suddenly faced with unexplainable moments of silence? Or what if a man accidentally purchased God's overcoat at a thrift store and began finding curious strips of paper in his ...
THE ARCHITECT
Jun 01, 2008; ... THE ARCHITECT BY JAMES WILLIAMSON (COLD TREE PRESS, $16.95) This first novel of Memphis architect James Williamson allows the reader into a specialized world of design, artistry, and building-and to see how tensions rise with money and the subjective ideas and ideals of ...
THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER: RECLAIMING AN UNFINISHED CHILDHOOD
Jun 01, 2008; ... THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER: RECLAIMING AN UNFINISHED CHILDHOOD BY MARGARET CIBSON (UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI PRESS, $19.95) Set in Richmond, Virginia, during a time when women were addressed as "Miss," this memoir of an unforgiving childhood speaks to the smothered quality of a sheltered ...