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Tim Lefebvre’s Favorite Flavors

Bassist Tim Lefebvre makes no bones about it: For cooking, his comfort zone is outside. The kitchen belongs to his wife, singer/songwriter/keyboardist Rachel Eckroth. “She’s way better inside sauteeing and baking things for people,” he says. “I’m just a gorilla who throws meat on the grill.”

A self-taught cook who

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