Dark Days 10 One-Pot Challenge: Full of Beans, a Turkey Chili
A continuing series on weekly meals that use sustainable, organic, local and ethical food during the challenging winter months. For […]
Creativity in the kitchen and beyond
A continuing series on weekly meals that use sustainable, organic, local and ethical food during the challenging winter months. For […]
Last year’s Dark Day Challenge was so enlightening that I’m excited to do it again. Every week from the end […]
Nearly a week after Thanksgiving, with a pile of turkey still left over, I am starting to disguise it so […]
With the abundant tomatillos and poblano peppers at the end of the growing season, I made great salsa verde two […]
Every time I roast a chicken, I make stock from the carcass, stripping the bones of the last shreds of […]
This month’s Spice Rack Challenge features mustard seeds, and while I’ve experimented with a couple of recipes for prepared mustard, […]
Basil of all varieties epitomizes summer for me. It’s persnickety about cold, so I start growing it in June when […]
July here on the East Coast U.S. means hot days with long lasting light, when we often cook outdoors for […]
With all of the recent talk from the government about reducing sodium intake, I started to think about what I […]
With so much snow on the ground, and more to come, we crave warm and comforting foods. Chicken pot pie […]
At the end of the fall growing season, right before the first killer frost (which was late this year), we […]
The dark days of our winter season start right after Thanksgiving. It’s one of those times of year when it […]
After the steamed and fried okra served as sides and the pancakes as a main course, we made gumbo. Three […]
OK Paris is an ongoing exchange of culinary encounters and yearnings during OK’s half-year relocation to Paris Here in the […]
I recently had one of those days when the ingredients in the fridge and the pantry aligned to make it […]