Monthly Archives: September 2010

Birthday Goodies

For my birthday, I got some nice goodies from Theresa and my parents.  My mom picked me up some Amish food delights at her farmer’s market in Pennsylvania.  I got cookies, and sweet breads, and sweet rolls, and really great … Continue reading

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Happy Birthday Laura!

And how old is Lovely Locavore Lady Laura today?  To adopt a Jane Austen phrase, she very well might be on the wrong side of five and twenty!  No matter the age, Happy Birthday Laura! [Laura’s PostScript:  So, we went … Continue reading

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Lamb in Asian Master Sauce and Vegetable Stir Fry with Wheatberries

 When we began to dabble a little bit more into meat (i.e. when Kate Stillman gave us more than just chicken), Laura and I were a little lost.  We floundered, made a few edible, but not inspired meals.  The internet … Continue reading

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Hoppin’ John Supreme

A divine dinner, inspired by the Edible: A Celebration of Local Food.  It had lots of little parts, but was, in the end, easy to prepare.  But first, a look at the glorious mess that was dinner last night.  The … Continue reading

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Some Final Pick-Your-Own and Weekend Eats

The weekend found both busy and relaxed at the same time.  We went to a friend’s house for dinner Saturday night, and to Red Fire Farm on Sunday, but managed to get some preserving, experimenting and tasty eats in between … Continue reading

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