Category Archives: recipes
Miracles of Miracles
A recipe while I’m out backpacking… I made a dairy-free quiche with a whole wheat crust twice last week. The reason I made it a second time was because Bella had a slice of the first quiche and offhandedly said, … Continue reading
If These Don't Make You Regular…
These muffins are pretty healthy by my standards. I call them fat-free because the butter has been replaced by 1 1/2 cups flax seed meal. They also contain whole wheat, carrots, apples, raisins, oat bran, and pecans. Practically a granola … Continue reading
Refining my Housewifely Skills
I didn’t grow up eating many beans, other than soy, mung, and red – wait, I DID grow up eating beans, just not in the Western sense of a pot of bean soup. The soy beans were in tofu or … Continue reading
Mark, meet Williams.
It started around Thanksgiving. I asked my friend Sierra for her osso buco recipe and she introduced me to Williams – Willams-Sonoma recipes online, that is. Every time I asked her for a recipe she would refer me back to … Continue reading
Un-Superbowl Sunday Food
We don’t watch football, or any other sport really, but we (I) never pass an food opportunity. So every year on Superbowl Sunday, things come into the house that don’t normally visit, like onion dip (sour cream and powdered mix), … Continue reading
Best Garlic Bread in the World
I’ve eaten this garlic bread twice now, and there is no doubt that it is the best I’ve ever had. In fact it is soooo decadent that it almost surpasses the category of garlic bread. Make plenty, expect it to … Continue reading
Cooking with Mama T
Finally after lots of noise from the peanut gallery, my college buddy Tiff, put a bunch of her recipes over at a new blog just for her recipes called, Cooking with Mama T (her brother’s suggestion – pretty cute name, … Continue reading
Conquering New Territory
I busted through two previously intimidating hurtles of domesticity this week: I sewed zippers and I made refrigerator cookies. This, and I drank many cups of tea – my shoulders are slightly tense. My sewing machine started to act funky … Continue reading
The Greenest Thing I've Ever Made
I posted about the enchiladas I’ve made before with Maya, which uses an incredible amount of fresh greens in the green sauce, but two nights ago I upped the ante by filling the enchiladas with greens as well. The filling: … Continue reading
Osso Buco with Risotto alla Milanese
This is originally a Williams and Sonoma recipe with a few minor tweaks. You’ll need Flour for dredging (I used WW pastry) Salt and pepper 6 veal shanks (the recipe says about 6 lb, but my shanks were enormous – … Continue reading