We’re kicking off our new flurry of holiday posts with an oldie but goodie. Sweet Potato Pie is already a staple for the holidays in many households. If it’s not in your home, but especially if you’re a fan of pumpkin pie and sweet potato casserole, try this 18th century recipe. It was a huge hit with our family when I made it last year, and it’s sure to be with yours!
Stay tuned in the next couple weeks for some new holiday-related posts. We’ll be posting some new food and drink recipes, decorating strategies for your home bar, some great pirate Christmas tree ornaments, and a few other festive things!
Click on for Winding Roads, following further the adventures (and misadventures) of William Dampier and company.
Continue the adventures of William Dampier in Questions and Answers Part 1
Click on for Leave Takings, the first of Matt Aurthurs’ three most recent installments of this excellent podcast.
A special Halloween treat from Matt Arthur: ghost ships, ghost pirates, and…Scooby Doo? Click on for some Halloween fun.
A dark period for Bartholomew Sharpe and his crew. Will they get back on their sea-legs? Click on to find out.
Click on to hear more about the less exciting but more realistic and practical aspects of pirate life.
Click on for the next chapter in our lesser-known pirates’ attack on Panama
Click on to continue the tales of less-known pirates Captains Coxon, Sharp, and Sawkins, in The Extremest Hazard of Fire and Sword
