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Ask Me Anything: How to Survive the Sriracha Shortage
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Ask Me Anything: How to Survive the Sriracha Shortage

Also this week: Where to eat in Nashville, pasta cooking myths and white asparagus.

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Hello from Minnesota, where it’s warmer outside than it was when I was just in New York???? I’m excited to take more great questions from Spilled Milk readers before the Earth spins into the sun.

I answer questions from paid subscribers to Spilled Milk every week. And when I say ask me anything, I mean anything: In recent weeks I’ve talked about the dishes everyone always asks me to cook at home, given dining recommendations for New Orleans and said which cuisines are best at spotlighting simple ingredients. If you’re a free subscriber, try going paid so you can join in on this part of the community.

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