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mac&cheese two takes on one true American comfort food Macaroni and Cheese.(Flavor/Gracious Living)
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The Virginian Pilot
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April 23, 2008
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Byline: THERESA CURRY
By Theresa Curry
Correspondent
It was a meal I'll never forget, that mid-'70s potluck supper in Lucy Barlow's backyard. We were in Sugar Hill, a Southside Virginia crossroads named for the white sand glinting in the rows between tobacco plants. I was there to meet my in-laws before bearing their first grandson.
"We'll fix the meat," they said. "You bring the vegetables."
When I showed up with a big bowl...
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