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Virginia Senior is an artist who works in the digestible medium. We interviewed her earlier this year for Caramelpalooza where she shared her fear of beef and love of toffee.
Pie is the new donut because you know it's so comforting, but much much better than a donut.
Find out who Virginia would be willing to pie after the jump.
The hardest part about baking a pie is getting the apples to hold up, not turn mushy, and have a great texture.
The Phoenix food scene needs more originality and less mediocrity, reach high Phoenix!
When I'm not in the kitchen you can find me dreaming.
I'd like to throw a pie at the list if fairly long, let's start with every Bank Executive, Phil Gordon, Self Serve Check Outs at grocery stores, Sherriff Joe, and my next boyfriend for showing up so late.
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