Before breakfast, Jack and I take our morning walk. If it’s fairly dry underfoot, we do a loop in the wood. Yesterday we had a light breakfast in the wood. There’s a small area...
Category - Food & Drink
The Last Word on Seating
If you have been following our blog, you know we have already written at great lengths about the office seats (Moving Chairs posted October 1, 2013) and theatre seats (Now Showing: Kitchen...
Strawberry Delight
The other day my mum reminded me what a special treat it was to receive fresh strawberries when I was growing up. My grandmother used to bring them to us — along with a pot of...
Spreading the Word on Weeds
I couldn’t resist buying the book entitled Foraged Flavor after hearing the author, Tama Matsuoka Wong, interviewed (see The Foragers posted April 10, 2013). Since it arrived, weeds...
The Foragers
Recently, I told John about an interview I heard on National Public Radio that I thought would interest him. The interviewee lives in New Jersey and has written a book about local weeds...
Kitchen Challenges
We recently got to enjoy our kitchen with the simple pleasure of having friends over for dinner. But, the evening came with a couple of challenges. Our guests did not show up empty handed...
New Year Intentions
Reading the previous posting (Kitchenette Countdown), you might think we had exhausted all the ways to cook an egg in 2012. But before the year was out, John squeezed in another egg...
Fallen Hostess, Hidden Heroes
As far as know I have never consumed a Ring Ding, Ho Ho, Sno Ball, or Twinkie . . . and it seems I never will. This week Hostess, the company that manufactured these products, announced it...
Radish Rave
When I visited the allotment today I was expecting the radish crop would be finished. I was pleased to find this isn’t the case. The radishes are still good, despite the temperature...
A Leaf Out Of Willi’s Book
I planted fall seeds a few weeks ago and have been amazed at the rate at which they sprouted and the plants grew. The radishes are the most impressive. I remember growing them as a kid but...