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'Ashleys'

Big Orange? Think fries

A menu of gold-plated dishes.
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Renaud Brothers nod to Little Rock spots in Bon Appetit

Brent and Craig Renaud recently offered Bon Appetit readers a primer on some of Little Rock's best non-touristy hot-spots.
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In praise of urban living in Little Rock

Living in the core of downtown Little Rock is the ultimate reverse commute.

The best pie in Arkansas

A statewide guide.
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Cornbread guide

Have a hankering for fresh, hot cornbread? Whether your preference is for traditional Arkansas unsweetened cornbread or the more Northern-friendly sweet version, or even if you're looking for jalapeno bread or johnnycakes, we have the best baker's dozen places in the state to get your cornbread fix.

Chef Lee Richardson to NYC...

but not for good, thank goodness. Instead, the chef will be serving up amazing Southern-inspired food at the James Beard House in New York City for a special event, "Southern meets Oregon Wines."
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Pieday: Buttermilk at Ashley's

Most great Arkansas pies can be found at mom-and-pop restaurants, diners and the various hole-in-the-wall around the state. But the state's finest restaurant has a pretty darn good pie, too.

He decided to stay

Chef Lee Richardson has flourished here in Arkansas, there's no doubt about it. The executive chef for Ashley's and Capital Bar and Grill has managed to bring high class to Central Arkansas, and has done it with an infusion of local produce and Southern values.
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Tree to Table: Ashley's pastry chef plays with Rainier cherries

Tandra Watkins pairs pistachio with the fruit for an amazing dessert — available for a limited time, only.

Brunch guide

From Southern classics to Latin-inspired dishes to Asian favorites, Central Arkansas restaurants offer a wide variety of choices for mid-morning weekend dining.
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Check in, win a $50 gift card

The Times Ben E. Keith Summer Restaurant Challenge begins today.

More thoughts on Chef Lee

Rex Nelson talks about one of the many reasons why Chef Lee Richardson deserves some recognition over on his Southern-Fried Blog.
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