A few weeks back I wrote about the importance of comfort food as I was dealing with the death of my father. The meals prepare […]
Comfort Kitchen: Memories in the Plates, Glasses and Gadgets of my Childhood Read More »
Water, coffee, tea and more . . .We take our beverages on the go, but the cost to the environment is staggering. Americans discard 2.5
On the Go Beverages Read More »
I am a firm believer that every day is an occasion to enjoy an assortment of different cheeses accompanied by bread, crackers, olives, nuts and
Enjoying a Slice of Cheese with Rosle Read More »
As a kid, our holiday table always included a traditional dish from my Grandmother’s side of the family. At Easter, it was Sekanice– a Bohemian
Emile Henry: A Classic French Terrine Read More »
I’m always grabbing some plastic wrap, or in search of a container post dinner, for lunches, and after we bake our homemade bread. What bothers
Sustainable Food Storage with Bee’s Wrap Read More »
Ginger has been a traditional remedy for thousands of years, used to treat various stomach ailments from motion or morning sickness to an upset stomach,
Ginger and Alessi’s new Boga Read More »
Modern homesteaders, DIYers, and traditional home cooks have been embracing home canning jars for so much more than canning fruits and vegetables. While I haven’t
Blossom eCap and Weck Read More »
Crazy busy as our lives are, I manage to get homemade meals on the table every evening (with the occasional, opt out). What is essential
Sunday Supper: Dinner and Conversation Read More »
Twice a year, when Daylight Savings rolls around, in addition to changing the batteries on our smoke detector, we check our knives to see if
Thanksgiving Planning: Sharpen Those Knives Read More »
My kitchen is always a circus. Pots clanging, kids speeding through, water boiling, dishes in the sink, me yelling, “Can someone please set the table!”
