
They also founded The Lee Bros. Boiled Peanuts Catalogue, a mail-order catalogue for southern pantry staples like stone-ground grits, fig preserves, and, of course, boiled peanuts, as well as writing cookbooks.

While talking about their cookbook, they discussed the origin of the boiled peanut, (apparently boiling a peanut is a disgusting thought to many northerners--who knew?), as well as their recent appearances on Martha Stewart's show and Throw Down with Bobby Flay.
I didn't spring for their new cookbook at the Festival, as the line to get it signed was longer than I was willing to wait, and I haven't paid full-price for a book in ages, (love half.com); but I fully intend on purchasing it soon.
Not sure how I missed you; I was there and sitting toward the front of the room. I DID get them to sign the new book but I wish I'd been able to purchase their first cookbook.
ReplyDeleteI have a coworker from Minnesota who thinks boiled peanuts are filthy nasty and whenever I have some I eat them in front of him with relish.
Lane--Rebecca and I came in late and stood up in the back. They were so funny and clever; definitely going to buy their book. I'm jealous that you got signatures! See you next week.
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