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- baked eggs and dirty chai, a good book and time to kill. good morning, world! (@ Bedford Hill)
- two confessions: this is my first real shopping trip here. and this place is excessively expensive. just a bit.
- With today's weather, his city is so noticeably happier. It's breathtaking. Happy Friday, New York.
- Some people take smoke breaks. I take ice cream cone breaks. Glorious in this weather. Thanks @ for being outside my office!
- So, um, is it a bad thing when I can't think of any specific interests or hobbies outside of cooking/baking? [Filling out an application.]
Monthly Archives: November 2010
the teachings of november
Committing to and sticking with NaBloPoMo is a great accomplishment in my book. I couldn’t terribly slack on cooking at home because I needed posts! Like now! And writing just feels good, no matter how grammatically painful it may be. But for … Continue reading
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for the love of quince
When the weather starts to change, the berries and tomatoes dissipate, the energy in the air shifts. The dynamics of cooking changes when fall rolls in, and the feeling of discovery often escapes us. I have been enthused to find … Continue reading
small packages, great things
We all know the phrase, great things come in small packages. Today, I received one of the best, quirky little presents that fits that idea to a tee. One of my favorite people, Emily Cavalier, gifted me with the most … Continue reading
peanut butter baked oatmeal, naughty or nice
Oatmeal isn’t something that excites most people. Varying between watery and flavorless to gummy and solid, most of us have a horror story idea of what bad oatmeal can be. But baked oatmeal takes oatmeal to a different level. And … Continue reading
ff: a vegetable or two!
Thursday was quite an awesome meal, and fairly well-rounded for Thanksgiving. But even with the roasted vegetables and salad that occurred, I still can’t stop thinking about more vegetables. There’s nothing quite like an abundance of vegetables to satiate the … Continue reading
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