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[img_assist|fid=4298|thumb=1|alt=Homesick Texan - Texas Shots]In a contemplative post, Lisa of the Homesick Texan manages to connect family, Texas history, linguistics, children's literature and yes, a recipe.
"On June 18, 1878, my great-great-great-uncle Albert was sitting on the front porch of his lovely Austin home, Las Ventanas, surveying the bounty of his garden. In a letter to his dear wife, who was visiting kinfolk in Tennessee, he wrote that the honeysuckle and roses were in full bloom and that there was 'a good many butter beans on the vines, in fact the vines are loaded.'" continue reading ~ Homesick Texan
Contributing Editor Alanna Kellogg keeps an Alphabet of Vegetables but learned from this post that butter beans are also called you'll have to check! which make a mighty good hummus.
