Haven’t much felt like writing about food. But, we still need nourishing food in our lives. I’ve been making a lot of these savory Turkish stuffed flatbreads, known as gözleme, the past few weeks. You can stuff them with any number of fillings, though I particularly like the combination of spinach, feta, dill and leek, … Continue Reading
Shakshuka has become trendy in recent years. For good reason, it’s delicious — eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, chiles and spices. It makes for a perfect, lazy Sunday brunch (equally good for breakfast, lunch or dinner) and completely adaptable to suit your tastes. I like mine with a good dollop of spicy harissa. … Continue Reading
Happy January 1, 2019! Thought I’d begin the year with something seasonal, local, tasty and nourishing. Something to keep you warm this time of year. Celeriac and apple soup. You’ve probably come across or, perhaps, bypassed, celeriac (aka celery root) at your local farmers’ market or grocery store during the winter months. It’s that rather … Continue Reading
I love spring. It’s my favorite time of the year. Spring brings with it new beginnings and new growth. This includes many of my favorite vegetables: stinging nettle, asparagus, fiddlehead ferns, green garlic, chive blossoms, strawberries (ok, and one fruit), and, of course, ramps — signs that spring and all her glory are in full swing. Today, ramps and ramp … Continue Reading
Winter is finally upon us. It’s cold out there. I just want to hibernate until spring; can someone please wake me up when winter is over. Seems like it’s not just me who’s gone into hibernation. Only the hardiest of plants can withstand the winter cold. Accordingly, pickings at the farmers’ markets have been kinda … Continue Reading
