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Ask Me Anything: People Are NOT Cooking Enough Eggplant

Also this week: Thoughts on restaurant wages, my favorite fair foods and what to eat on a hot day.

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Hello from Minnesota, where all signs point towards a great week ahead. I’m wearing a familiar shirt, though, given today’s Q & A, maybe I should have broken out my Sweet Martha’s tee.

When I say ask me anything, I mean anything. Every week I take questions from paid subscribers to Spilled Milk. Leave a question in the comments below, or send them to the email you received when you subscribed. Previously, I’ve talked about popcorn toppings, airport food and recommendations for Costa Rica.

People ask how I do it all. The truth is, I don’t. For a few dollars a month, you can support Spilled Milk and the team that makes it

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