With Thanksgiving just around the corner my mind is on food more than usual. For the last 10 years, my husband and I have happily played host during the holiday. I would be in charge of the turkey, traditional sides and a dessert or two while my family would take care of the rest. Each ... Read More
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Stir-Fried Eggplant, Mushrooms and Tomatoes
This healthy, flavorful dish is completely unlike all the rich foods I've indulged in all week. It's as if a switch turned on inside me, sparking an insatiable hunger for only rich, heavy foods. In short, I've been an eating machine. I made a large batch of chicken adobo earlier this ... Read More
Rosemary-Parmesan Crackers
As I type, there is a quintet of kitchen pots doing double duty as drip catchers in my family room. I wouldn't mind so much a drip...drip...drip, a slow harmony but last night's rain has produced a fast, furious drum beat, a constant downpour in my home. My husband has just discovered that the ... Read More
Slow-Cooked Heirloom Beans
With responsibilities to cook for my own family now (even if it is only a two-member household), I can better sympathize with my mother's occasional pleas to help her put together a weekly menu when I was growing up. I remember her stating sometimes that she didn't know what to cook ... Read More
Fresh Fig Galette
This is the fig galette that I had planned to serve to friends recently. But time being scarce that day, I made these stuffed figs instead, a tasty answer to my call for a shortcut dessert. Not having grown up eating fresh figs, I am still discovering all that this ancient fruit has to ... Read More
Creamy Curried Cauliflower Soup
On a typical workday, if I can get away for a quick bite, my destination of choice is always Whole Foods. I would wait until 1 pm to avoid the mad noon rush and pick up a salad and/or soup. My salads are the same day in, day out. My soups, however, are another story. My local Whole ... Read More
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