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July 2007
Remember how I mentioned that you have to age your hen's eggs if you want to hard boil them because if they are too fresh...
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White is a sterile field in which my brain is stunned into cold suspension. In white it shivers and tries to remember what it was...
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Indeed, I love beets. I've been wanting to pickle them for a few years but first had to find a good recipe for them (not...
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(I am surprisingly good at math)On Tuesday of this week I went to pick silvanberries with the two Lisas and all of our children combined...
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and other true factsThe priming is under way at last. Philip kindly volunteered to start it last night. I didn't TSP or sand the paneling...
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(Plus late nights watching hospital dramas)In spite of weeds having completely taken over my yard in seven foot tall patches of blinding arrogance, things are...
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Want to freak out the Master Canners of America? All you have to do is whisper in their ears:"Ingredient Substitution"and they will flutter around in...
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(And all kinds of talk about faith and karma and other heavy topics.)This morning I came in with more beets (all small in size), one...
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(my whole life is the damn spot right now)Unlike me, my garden is really putting out now. Although the lettuce is almost gone (well, actually...
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Here's what my studio looked like at 4:47 pm. Most of the things that used to litter the floor have been removed. Now, I don't...
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It's raining here which is wonderful and unexpected (to me). It smells delicious out there and all my thirsty starved rhodies are feeling the love....
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Now that the apron project is almost behind me... (I thought I was going to be able to say "completely" behind me, but I just...
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(sort of)Except for the fact that right after taking this photo I heaped on about a cup of Parmesan cheese. A little dusting is so...
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Blueberry season is here in earnest and I missed it last year so this year I am not letting it slip past me. I took...
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This is the only detail I plan to show of the apron project I've been working on for Lark Books. Although I've been given permission...
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(and other dubious points of interest)My mom bought tickets to see the new Harry Potter movie for her and Max. She bought the tickets to...
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These are the first beets I've gotten from my garden in six years! And not for want of trying either. There's something about this area...
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These are beautiful beets I bought at the farmer's market. Some of them were kind of bitter though. Golden beets and Chioggias.I almost always take...
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Fava beans, yellow zucchini, and pasta with fresh herbs.My back is in a very fragile state right now which makes me angry with my body....
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Lisa E. and I had a very important mission yesterday: to adopt Monica's three hens for reasons we aren't allowed to reveal just in case...
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Here's me doing my best impression of a Bavarian Bar Maid bringing out the baked goods which I obviously enjoy quite a lot myself. The...
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(drawing winner announced at bottom of this post!)Sour cherries are smaller than sweet varieties. They will pucker your lips if you eat them off the...
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We picked about thirty pounds of cherries from Egger's Acres yesterday. And when I say "we" I mean Lisa E. and I. Not our shiny...
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