January 12, 2011Our next door neighbors are going to spend a few days in wine country and so I baked a batch of the world’s easiest, yummiest, peanut butter cookies ever and if it matters to anyone, they’re gluten-free. Four ingredients tossed together that take 25… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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January 5, 2011Warning to Readers from the Management: This post is a summary of my baking adventures of the past three months. It’s long. Really long. Do not blame me if dizziness or doziness ensues, and by all means, do NOT operate heavy machinery for three… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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September 24, 2010Fall and baking. The perfect combination, and so I decided to start off the new fall season of baking last Sunday because we Lutherans like our after worship hospitality hour. Nothing fancy. Just delicious. Starting with Triple Chocolate Chip… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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June 8, 2010When I recently saw these lavender-lemon flower cookies presented in plant-able pots at the Half-Moon Bay farmer’s market I knew it was an idea worthy of stealing and making my own so that my friends, having seen my version on someone else’s… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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December 30, 2009Fruit Soup! I know. I wouldn’t have believed it myself but this traditional Swedish food received nothing but rave reviews from everyone! Swedes, non-Swedes and most impressively children of all ages who had no idea what it was, tasted a… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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December 29, 2009This photo could have been taken just about anytime during the month of December but as it was, it was taken a couple days before Christmas with only two cooking projects remaining before I entered the “I’m so done with being in this kitchen”… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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December 19, 2009I now have an experiential understanding of what it is to joyfully anticipate the first-fruits of the harvest and the fatigued “enough already of a good thing” when the harvest keeps on giving and giving. That one little lemon tree just around the… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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December 6, 2009That’s about what it takes for 36 children to decorate 36 gingerbread houses in 90 minutes of high-speed, sugar-fueled fun, and it all happened yesterday at our annual children’s gingerbread house decorating party at our church. For the past… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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December 3, 2009Over at Savouring where I blog about the snippets of our daily life there’s been a few posts on our neighborhood lemon tree and my obsessive pursuit of gettin’ me some, and when the first of the harvest arrived I had so many lemons that I was able… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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December 2, 2009In the Spring and Summer I grill vegetables and in Autumn and Winter I roast vegetables. Whether roasted or grilled I fix them simple and keep them on the heat until some have turned to crispy bits. While I’m not fond of raw or steamed… Don’t stop now…keep reading!
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