
Broccoli and Celery Soup
March is one of those in between times. We are hankering for spring and wrapping up winter (or so we […]
Creativity in the kitchen and beyond
March is one of those in between times. We are hankering for spring and wrapping up winter (or so we […]
Thanks to Marisa from Food in Jars for creating a mastery challenge that keeps us all on track to “up our […]
Cool, crisp and crunchy like fall, this is a salad that will be twisted and turned all season. The kohlrabi […]
There’s something genuinely restorative about chicken soup when you’re sick. It’s not called “Jewish penicillin” for nothing. I made this […]
I just winterized my summer chowder. This is an almost effortless, fast and simple chowder — what I call “amiable.” […]
This is what happens when I’m spring-cleaning the pantry. The last storage vegetables from our CSA, garden and farmers market […]
I spent the morning detailing my refrigerator. Seriously. I gathered my husband’s collection of brushes and probes for the non-greasy […]
The garden’s getting drenched with rain today, thankfully, so I stayed inside and made soup. Lovely celery and leek soup […]
Even before I challenged myself to eat as locally as possible during the winter months, I favored the fruits and […]
A continuing series on weekly meals that use sustainable, organic, local and ethical food during the challenging winter months. For […]
So what clicked the most with my readers this year? A few conspicuous trends, heavy on the cannin’ and jammin’ […]
When the first fresh carrots and celeriac show up at our CSA or Farmers’ Market, the greens are young and […]
Celery is at the top of the “dirty dozen” vegetables that harbor pesticides at the highest level. It basically has […]
With daylight savings time upon us, the dark days don’t seem so dark anymore, except in the food department. We […]
An improvised dish that evolved as I went along, this one’s a keeper. It may not look like much, but […]
Every so often, I look back at my cooking journal to see what I was cooking a year ago, and […]