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Birthday on the Half Shell
Am I mean to insist that Himself shuck his own oysters on his birthday? Nah! He was tickled to learn how to do it. Himself’s birthday was this past week. It was bright and sunny in Seattle and surprisingly cold, … Continue reading
My Year of (Mostly) Pacific Northwest Seafood
Steadying my nerves in a mad display of seafood delights in Barcelona’s Boqueria Seems like most people’s New Year’s resolutions tend toward things like losing weight, learning Italian or taking up jewelry making. All worthy pursuits to be sure, but … Continue reading
In Praise of Pectin-Free Jam
not any ol’ plums…damson plums I had no idea there was a plum tree in our yard until Himself came in and said, “Hey, we have plums out back!” I’m not usually so inattentive to the things growing around me, but we’ve only … Continue reading
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Tagged damson plums, Erica Strauss, food preservation, jam, jam making, Northwest Edible Life, pectin-free
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No Hopping With Knives
Sigh. Here’s the view from my chair at the table. Knives in the background and crutches in the foreground. If you are using one, you’d best not be using the other. A few days ago I wiped out on the … Continue reading
Givings & Misgivings
Do I dare donate these foods to the hungry? One lazy Saturday morning recently a Boy Scout rings the doorbell. He and his troop mates are canvassing the neighborhood collecting canned goods for a feed-the-homeless drive. He’s polite and … Continue reading
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Tagged Boy Scouts, charity, coconut milk, cooking from scratch, escargot, food donation, snails
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