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Maria Yagoda, senior editor.Chicken Livers with Bacon, Watercress, and Dirty Rice.

“In a non-pandemic year, I like to get to New Orleans as frequently as my liver and bank account will allow.That has a lot to do with having many loved ones who are blessed enough to live there, and thanks to modern technology, I've been able to keep in touch for the last while.But last I checked, dirty rice can't Zoom, and that's a tragedy.

I'm not going to fool myself into thinking I could ever make this dish as well as folks like Isaac Toups, Alzina Toups, Poppy Tooker, Emeril Lagasse, Susan Spicer, Donald Link, Rebecca Wilcomb, or any of the stewards of Cajun cuisine, but until I can get back bayou-ward, this version hits the spot.It's admittedly a pinky-up take, what with the watercress garnish, and the chicken livers left whole rather than chopped into the mix, but the flavor delivers and the pickled red onions punch through the richness in such a pleasing way that I can pop an Abita and bear it until I can be in that magical city again.” ⁠—.

Kat Kinsman, executive features editor.

Ginger Crispy Rice with Salmon and Bok Choy., extension agent of agriculture and natural resources at the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.

For chickens that lay blue eggs, a pigment protein called oocyan is added when the eggshell is built, creating a blue shade, he says..Although exceptions exist, there is a general rule in the poultry community when it comes to knowing the color of egg a hen will lay: Birds that have red earlobes (which also tend to have red or red-brown feathers) will usually lay brown eggs, and those that have white earlobes and feathers will lay white eggs, says Blatchford.. What's the Difference Between Cage Free, Free Range, and Pasture Raised Eggs?.

Most of the brown eggs in the U.S. are produced by a type of chicken breed called Rhode Island Red or Plymouth Rock, while many of the white eggs are made by White Leghorn chickens, he says, noting, “Whatever color egg a hen lays at their first egg will be the same color throughout their entire life.”.There are some variations of brown and white, which may be dictated by the age of the hen.