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Category Archives: Hungry Passport
In Defense of Imperfection
Perfection is highly overrated. This may be a foolish flaunting of an unpopular opinion in the face of my ongoing need to be hired to write something, edit something, cook something, teach something, or take others on a tour of … Continue reading
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Tagged Elissa Altman, excellence, handmade, homemade, perfection, pizza, Poor Man's Feast, soufflé
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Edible Institute: Food for Thought & Food for Action
Meet Precious and Steve, hens in the making. More about them later. This past weekend I attended Edible Institute, which is held each spring by Edible Communities. It is a weekend-long event in which food writers and publishers, educators, chefs, … Continue reading
Oh, the Joys of Mismatched Cookery
Friends who visit my kitchen for the first time are usually surprised when they see my cookware. Most people assume a chef will own a full set of the best, most expensive stuff. But mine looks about as haphazardly assembled as … Continue reading
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Tagged cast iron, cooking surface, cookware, copper, pan, pot, pots and pans, stainless steel, tin-lined copper
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An Early Resolution: No More CSA Waste!
I have a confession to make: I keep letting things go bad in my vegetable bins. In the fruits and veggies go, all lush and perky, tucked away into those drawers with all the optimism I have each time I … Continue reading
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Tagged beets, borscht, cold soup, community supported agriculture, CSA, food waste, fruits, hot soup, stock, vegetables
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