Delicious, nutritious, easy, fast, this savory dish is perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Even if you splurge on the nicest free range eggs, organic cheddar, heirloom tomatoes and Vidalia onions, it’s an inexpensive way to satisfy the craving for a hearty meal. Traveling to Lake Tahoe to visit Gus who is working at Stanford … Continue reading
Practice makes perfect and I’m out of practice, so these aren’t perfect. But fresh ingredients in the semblance of real ravioli makes up for a lot. We wanted to use tomatoes from the garden, so prepared a fresh red sauce. Otherwise I would have opted for browned butter, toasted pecan, and pan fried fresh rosemary. … Continue reading
The week after Gus was diagnosed with Celiac Disease Kass hosted our October Book Group meeting. She served grilled fish, steamed broccoli, salad, and rice. Dessert was meringues with vanilla ice cream and stewed stone fruit. Kass didn’t try to make a gluten-free meal, it just was. This dinner gathering so soon after the mandate … Continue reading
We had a blast of Indian Summer – furnace blast in the 90’s! Thunderstorms two nights in a row may lead to predicted temps in the 40’s. As we see-saw between two seasons, one can excuse a post-lunch trip to the local ice cream shop and a hankering for comfort sides at dinner. Yep, we … Continue reading
A collection of sandwich ideas inspired by the 50 United States is brilliant! The author has almost competed an illustrated state by state list. Don’t want to step on toes, but it since Maine is missing this seems like the perfect time to share our recipe for lobster rolls. The least expensive way to enjoy this traditional … Continue reading
“(Whoops) we did it again!” Brittany Spears’ anthem, kept thumping in my head as I thought about a tag-line for the pizza we made with the second half of (yesterday’s) Chebe dough. Except in my mind the verse started: “YES – we did it again! The dough needed a little tweaking, the toppings were different, … Continue reading
Gluten Free Gus 