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
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
Braised Celery and Olives
It is a rare occasion when I find myself spending an hour in front of the television catching up on my recorded cooking shows. My husband is usually in charge of the remote control since I simply don't watch much TV. Even rarer is the occasion when husband would actually sit through an ... Read More
Couscous and Cremini Stuffed Bell Peppers w/ Manchego
It seems that I was on the same wavelength as several other bloggers this week--I put couscous on the menu, something I haven't served at home in a very long time. My motivation was to find a replacement for rice since, as I've mentioned a few times, I gave it up for a few weeks. My ... Read More
Quick and Easy: Spinach and Garlic Fried Rice
This post is taking the place of one that I was excited to share with you but likely will not be happening. Last week, while out to dinner with my husband, I came across some fresh sardines at a market in Mountain View. I was curious about their inventory, having never shopped there ... Read More
Sunday Lunch: Spinach and White Bean Soup
I'm considering starting a series for my blog. I've been toying with the idea of sharing more of my quick and easy pantry dishes--tried and true meals--or something entirely different in which I commit to trying a new recipe from each of my cookbooks. Because I'll admit, I may be ... Read More
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