Lemon Tart with Raspberry Sauce
Some of my very favorite recipes are written in short hand on a piece of scratch paper. That is how this one is, I jotted it down at the end of my baby shower after…
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Mud Pie
Today is May 1st, otherwise known to high school seniors as Decision Day. And like many (if not most) of today’s seniors, our son had a tough time making the final pick. He had applied…
Bready Times
While the rest of you were busy baking sourdough I was making soup. You can see my previous posts for my thoughts on why I turn to my soup pot in times like these, and…
Taco Tuesday
Did you know it was Tuesday today? Time has slowed way down for most of us, and even the days of the week are starting to get a little bit blurred. I know my husband…
Fried Rice
We had a fabulous little Easter dinner here last Sunday. I had gone to Trader Joe’s earlier in the week, and after waiting about half hour to get in, was pleased to find there was…
Main Dish Minestrone
As you may have surmised from my earlier post, Stone Soup, these quarantine days make me feel like making soup. Especially because it keeps raining, which I am thankful for. We need more rain, February…
Stone Soup
One of my favorite books to read to my boys when they were small was Stone Soup by Marcia Brown. In it, three hungry soldiers who are traveling home after a war, convince a village…
Get those cookies rolling!
Whether you intend to bake enough for a small army, or you just want a plate for Santa on Christmas Eve, I will be posting all my tried and true favorites in the coming weeks.…
Holiday Pies from Heaven and Hell
My Granny was a baking diva, and she taught me almost everything she knew. But, unfortunately, there was one thing she just simply couldn’t get me to catch on to…pie crust! Believe me she tried,…