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• We like to serve them with grouper and top with chowchow.
• Chutney sounds a whole lot more highbrow than Aunt Cora's chowchow.
• Mixed one-to-one with good mayonnaise, green tomato chowchow makes the perfect dressing for coleslaw.
• From `'Salsas, Sambals, Chutneys and Chowchows, " by Chris Schlesinger and John Willoughby; William Morrow and Company.
• This summer we experimented with chowchow, a chunky relish of cabbage and bell pepper commonly served in the South with salty cold cuts and meats.
• His menu reflects that, with roasted Woodbury oysters over a red ( smoked ) herring and potato cake garnished with a green tomato and cauliflower chowchow.
• In one such case, a family chowchow killed a 3-week-old child in her crib while her parents slept in an adjoining room.
• Or if we're feeling indulgent, we'll drain the chowchow, toss it with squid or small bay scallops and flood it with a fruity extra virgin olive oil for easy mock ceviche.
• Hog Lane was lined with open-fronted booths and shops catering to them, selling food, drink, clothing, and " chowchows " ( novelties ), and was policed by Chinese guards stationed at both ends of the alley.
• Between bites, we passed chowchow, fried chicken, Lancaster County sausage, chicken potpie, buttered noodles, green beans, dried corn, shoofly pie, apple dumpings and potato rolls to our table mates from Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey.
• Nixing a few suggestions _ no, they don't have to contain more hot pepper than chowchow or more acid than a side dish _ he gave up on a definition and imparted wisdom : " Use your imagination and what you have on hand and what you like ."
• Outsiders seem unable to grasp the subtleties of a Tuesday Special Tex-Mex enchilada plate or mesquite-fired beef barbecue or the need of chowchow on freshly cooked black-eyed peas _ certainly not the ethical maintenance of that most endearing and enduring Lucullan feast, the chicken-fried steak meal.