I have so many little matters to tell you of, that I cannot wait any longer before I begin to put them down.
Posted in Homemaking on Dec 15th, 2009
So I bought something from a kosher store…and along with my way cool purchase (to be featured later), they sent me a special chanukah present–a dairy labelled spoon to make sure I have a kosher kitchen! Woo hoo! Just what I always wanted!
Posted in Homemaking on Dec 10th, 2009
Apples – Rome and some Red Delicious Butternut squash–at last! Small Spanish onions Green cabbage Beets Turnips Orange carrots Pie pumpkins Lots of material for baby food here, though I’m definitely going to enjoy that butternut squash myself. With the potatoes left over from last week, I might be making pasties again! It’s definitely the […]
Posted in Homemaking on Dec 3rd, 2009
Mixed color carrots Red onion Red kuri squash Baby boc choi Apples Potatoes Daikon radish–I guess those weird long white things? Red cabbage Tondo squash and a surprise jar of strawberry sauce!
Posted in Homemaking on Nov 20th, 2009
Sweet potatoes Red onions Spanish onions Brussels sprouts Apples Red kabocha squash Pie pumpkin Hakurei turnips Carrots
Posted in Elizabeth, Homemaking on Nov 16th, 2009
Posted in Homemaking on Nov 12th, 2009
Red radishes Beets Red Leaf lettuce Brussels sprouts Carnival squash Green cabbage Winesap Apples Hmmmm…beet cake in the future, and anyone have any good recipes for brussels sprouts? We think we don’t like them, but we really should give them a fair chance…
Posted in Homemaking on Nov 9th, 2009
I tried a Martha Stewart recipe for squash and spinach cannelloni with walnut sage sauce tonight. And I realized that while I’m at this stage in life (with a 6 month old who screams every second of the day that she’s not being held), Martha Stewart recipes aren’t a good idea. Because they take a […]
Posted in Homemaking on Nov 7th, 2009
Rome apples Red Kuri squash Kohlrabi Speckled romaine Spanish onions Sweet potatoes White satin carrots …and kale
Posted in Friends, Homemaking, Tommy on Oct 29th, 2009
What do you do when you’re watching your neighbor’s two and half year old as well as your own? Make bread, of course!
Posted in Elizabeth, Homemaking on Oct 24th, 2009
While Tommy, Daddy, and Grandpa were out looking at choo-choo trains at the Museum of Science and Industry this morning, I gave Elizabeth her first lesson in scone-making!