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We  traveled a bit north this past weekend to go to a Soup party at my neighbor’s house. Confusing, I admit, since the neighbors I am speaking of live three doors down in the same cul-de-sac. They have a home in the country in Harrisburg, too, and that is where we went for soup. It [...]

Last weekend my friends Zack and Natalie were hungry after watching bands play at the bar and were craving mac and cheese. I called just as they were leaving the bar to find out what they were up to and offered to make them some of my mac and cheese if they wanted to come [...]

I was hungry and not wanting leftovers at the moment so I opted for a quick snack of whole wheat sourdough toast topped with diced fresh tomatoes, diced kalamata olives, a few chopped capers and a dash of blood orange olive oil and voila! Lunch is served. I almost added avocado but I want to [...]

Today I enjoyed a lovely Mother’s Day brunch at Cathy’s house and I didn’t have to cook. It was wonderful, as she is an awesome cook. Today she served a delicious Greek inspired scramble of crumbled feta cheese, cooked spinach and beaten eggs and it was do die for. Sides of thick crispy bacon, sausage [...]

One of my first and fondest memories is about food. I was in a morning class of half day kindergarten and one of the teachers churned milk into butter. I remember being fascinated by the repetition of her movements and watching with wide eyed anticipation as the milk became solid and butter magically appeared. Up [...]

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