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…
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…
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…
I am not sure when we started calling Jason’s garlic bread by this name, but in our house it is definitely a hit and well deserving of the fame it has gained over the years.…
We are getting down to the wire here with groceries, which means a trip to the grocery store is on the horizon. In fact, it will have to happen tomorrow because I only have enough…
This past January my husband and I decided to do the Whole 30. We often have a “dry January” to try to combat the over indulgences of December, but this year we were motivated to…
Today I am dropping off groceries for my mom. She is Sheltering in Place solo at her home in the Richmond Hills, and I will not even be able to give her a quick hug…
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…
Valentines Day is not just for lovers, it was one of my favorite holidays long before I had even my first boyfriend. A huge reason for that is my mom, who always made a point…
This is a little off topic for a baking blog, but at my book group last week we were talking about the abundance of Meyer lemons many of us were having right now, and I…
My sons’ LOVE lemon cake. And this one is so moist and delicious, it truly is a Bundt that will win the hearts of anyone who tries it, and with 1/3 of a cup of…