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What Eating Local Really Means
It’s funny to me how used to variety in my eating I’ve become. Having a garden, I had this idea that I’d be making these complex dishes with all my produce all summer. But the fact is that the carrots … Continue reading
Cabbage Love
On Sunday night I made a recipe using a cabbage from my garden. It remains to be seen if the other two plants will produce anything as good, but this was a solid, medium-sized head of green cabbage that shredded wonderfully and had … Continue reading
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Chicken Korma
My adventures in Indian cooking this winter have been pretty good, though I kind of got tired of making raita after awhile, and now have mint going bad in my fridge… I can make red lentils any time, any way, … Continue reading
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The Best Dip of All Times
This Christmas we tried a little experiment. Faced with another year of 35 people for a sit-down holiday meal at the farm, the three families here, only one of whom was willing to actually host, decided we would make the … Continue reading
Christmas Cookie Recipe (2)
This year, I’ve been more workmanlike about my Christmas cookies. I’m bringing cookies to the family Christmas dinner for 30 people (down seven from last year), so that’s about 100 cookies right off the top. I’ve set up a few … Continue reading
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Cranberry, Apple and Walnut Conserve
Steve and I were with my family near Chicago over Thanksgiving. I still made my Cranberry, Apple and Walnut Conserve, my new favorite Thanksgiving dish. I did buy two bags of cranberries before leaving, and a turkey (69 cents a … Continue reading
Gourmet No More
Back in May, in one of my periodic rants about the lack of “wake up and smell the coffee” change in response to the deepest recession since the Depression, I did a little commentary on Gourmet and bon apetit magazines. … Continue reading
Making the Gravy
Yesterday was another day with tomatoes. This time it was the romas, that I left ripening all week on the nearly-dead vines. I made a big pot of tomato sauce yesterday and what I loved most was the ingredients. From … Continue reading
Ways to Eat Tomatoes
I have to officially take my garden off the “failed” category and put it in the success category. Although some things did not work out, and although those tomato plants look totally dead, they’re still putting out a lot of … Continue reading
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Canning Tomatoes
Today I canned tomatoes. Five quarts and seven pints, to be exact. It was the perfect activity for a cool summer day at the end of August while watching/listening to the funeral of Ted Kennedy. I enjoyed it a lot … Continue reading