Hidden in plain sight on Michigan Avenue in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood sits a culinary time capsule that has quietly been serving up the most extraordinary split pea soup known to mankind.

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This soup might be simple, but wow, is it delicious! Split pea soup has been a New England favorite for ages, made with dried split peas and either a ham hock or some leftover ham. You can blend it up ...

Sometimes the best culinary discoveries come from the most unexpected sources, like finding out your mechanic makes killer salsa or learning the hardware store guy wins chili competitions. The Kernel ...

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With many of my favorite homegrown Dallas restaurants closing down (Mr. Barbecue Bus is gone, Big D’s Dogs bit it and now Vern’s Place is shutting its doors? I hate choo, Dallas!), it’s not as easy to ...

Black-eyed pea soup is a new venture for our test cook, who saw it as a way to use up a ham bone. When I brought a slow cooker filled with “Smokey Black-Eyed Pea Soup” from the Times Leader test ...

Easter has come and gone, but if you still have leftover ham, and better yet a ham bone, you can celebrate all over again by making a pot of Split Pea Soup. Even if you don't have a ham bone, you ...

Leftover ham and ham bones can be used to make split pea soup. Split pea soup is an inexpensive and easy meal to make. The soup can be made in a slow cooker or on the stovetop in a few hours. Easter ...

Thick, creamy, and deeply comforting this split pea soup is the ultimate cold-weather classic. With hearty vegetables and smoky ham, it’s a one-pot recipe you’ll come back to again and again. Iran ...