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November 2007
You can now read my article called "Be Your Own Apothecary" on Whip Up. Go check it out!(Thanks Pam for letting me know it was...
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(very small Eat Local Challenge update)(plus a whole lotta other business)We love pasta like some people love beef. We don't love beef at all. Back...
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I got up at about 5:25 in the morning with Max who has been throwing up since then. Poor not so wee guy. It's been...
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Just when you thought I couldn't find something else to be tortured about... I have been tired of making my flower pin apron for quite...
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One of my all time favorite salads is a truly fattening one that includes: three bean marinated salad, pickled beets, lettuce, a liberal application of...
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(That you can make or put together yourself)Plus three chances to win one of three prizes!!!! I've given this a little thought today and I...
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(walk, don't run)(or vomit)Once upon a time I was like a combination Scrooge/Grinch. I hated Christmas. But don't worry, this isn't going to be yet...
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(A culinary quest)This is a sour cherry tart with a vanilla custard.I will choose this as my last dessert.Cooking, for me, isn't just about meeting...
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I wish the leaves would finish falling already. I'm impatient for the full blow of winter. Sometimes, no, not sometimes, a lot of the time...
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Ten ways to prevent oneself from speaking:Duct tape mouth shut.Remove tongue.Take a lifelong vow of silence.Always have so much food in mouth that speech is...
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A noble side. The much maligned Brussels sprouts.Our turkey, caught off guard.A sizable beast weighing in at over 10 pounds. This baby could feed a...
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Hello all. I have been forcibly cut off from the world by my phone company. We have been without phone or Internet service for over...
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(plus some philosophy on one's life calling and how dense humans are as a group)These bath bombs look like confections. I'm very happy with them....
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Day 46You know how they say boy scouts are always prepared? Well, I am too, and I'm not homophobic which is a bonus! As some...
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Me, headed to the top. Popular misconception: that hell is in the depths of the earth. I would argue that hell is much higher up...
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The serious work behind Dustpan Alley's glamorous products.Here at the Dustpan Alley offices, we've been busy developing sophisticated scent blends for using as "smelling salts"....
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I decided to dress Headless Helen as myself, the way I was. If you don't know what the hell I'm talking about, please read the...
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I spent much of yesterday viciously attacking enormous piles of pulp. I must have dumped at least 100 pounds of wholesale catalogs, old Max homework,...
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(and people call me predictable)Occasionally you could hear and see the geese moving south in the fall in Northern California, but it was a rare...
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I have been practicing taking better pictures. I have found something out: I do not have a steady hand. This must be why most people...
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Me, that's who. In my desperate bid to blanch and freeze enough locally grown celery to get me through to the next celery season (which...
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Homemade pasta with pesto from the freezer and steamed Brussels sprouts with a mustard vinaigrette.I think, upon reflection, that I might have done better if...
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A couple of week-ends ago at the Hillsdale farmer's market I bought four pounds of jalapeno peppers to make pepper jelly with. Pepper jelly isn't...
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It is truly amazing to me how blind a person (me) can be to the potential of her own home. Our living room has not...
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Dudes, that wasn't an order! Don't you think that would make a great T-shirt for an eat local campaign? Philip is soon going to be...
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Evil Incarnate. See that carpet padding? It's real rubber. Real rubber has a way of sticking to things, has good traction. So if you ever...
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