Fresh herbs
Posted by Jenni An herb plant seems more ancient to me than a tomato plant in its cage or sugar snaps bobbing on their trellised runners. Noodling around in an herb garden feels familiar, even...
View ArticleHerbs abound
Posted by Chie I have a small herb garden with lemon thyme, sage, parsley and rosemary. My partner grows cilantro, which is sensitive to heat and bolts when the weather changes. When we’re able to...
View ArticleDelicata stuffed with chard, sage, pear and hazelnuts
A few years ago I learned from Chie that delicata skins are edible. And any skin that’s edible is a friend of mine. It’s less work and delivers more nutrients. Double bingo. If you haven’t guessed...
View ArticleCrimini duxelle
It’s funny how, in a season when abundance is the mot du jour, we also live with a forced spareness. My husband is slammed at work and has to accept that he won’t be caught up by the end of the week in...
View ArticleYukon kabocha latkes
A lot can happen in a week. Between last week’s post and today’s, much of our town has been in technology lockdown and many have been without water or heat. Remember those photos of the snow I showed...
View Article
More Pages to Explore .....