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While its ancestors trace back to the Adriatic coast of Croatia, and its genetic twin, Primitivo, still grows throughout southern Italy, Zinfandel as we know it today—bold, jammy, and unmistakably Californian—was shaped almost entirely on American soil. From Gold Rush-era
Recipe: zinfandel frying pan cornbread Zinfandel Frying Pan Cornbread The trick is in making use of a cast iron skillet. Nonstick pans produce anemic, soft corn bread. This recipe additionally functions well with corn stick or muffin mold and mildews,
