Sometimes it’s hot and you still need to turn the oven on and BAKE things. Sometimes you read 2 dozen recipes and none of them are the one you want to use. Sometimes you want to slap yourself in the … Continue reading
For Sweetness
Category Archives: vegetarian
Champions
This week, we beat the only other undefeated team in our kickball league. Don’t misunderstand me though, we have never actually won a kickball game, at least not this season. What we do best is tease or “taunt” the other … Continue reading
Thinking Inside the Box
Usually by this time of year, I’m rolling in lettuce and other greens, bringing in snap peas by the bushel, and harvesting radishes left and right. But right now, my garden is almost 100% bolted greens and sad tomatoes, planted … Continue reading
Lighten Up, Already
You might be noticing that there aren’t a whole lot of pictures from this trip to France I’m sharing with you. Part of it is because I had one of my cameras stolen at the very end of the trip. … Continue reading
Butter and Jam
I’ve had a rush of a week. It’s been terribly crummy weather here in my hometown of Seattle, but I’ve tried not to let it slow me down. Over the weekend, in addition to all those birthday parties, I helped … Continue reading
Not Quite Yet
At night when I internet stalk–I mean catch up with my feed reader–Joe always inquires how I can possibly read about all that good food. It’s even worse during Passover, which is now on it’s 5th day. The good news … Continue reading
The Eleventh Plague
Time to get serious folks: Passover is coming. I wanted to give you a minute to either let you totally freak out because you haven’t really started thinking about it yet or else be really confused about why this would … Continue reading
World Party Day: Snack Time
This is a post for World Party Day, which is coming up April 3rd. If you don’t know much about it, you can find out more here, and catch up on the previous tutorials at Big Things, who are organizing … Continue reading
Smooth Moves
Two True Facts: 1) We are doing a lot of travel by airplane this year, and also some by train. Three quarters of it is international and so I am super excited. (That was an extra fact. 3 for the … Continue reading
Butter Sold Separately
Sometimes you need to buy something that you wouldn’t normally consider buying. Like non-fat milk. Wait, I never buy that. Ok. A better example might be kirsch, which I found myself buying last week and I chose to buy Monarch … Continue reading
