Posted in recipes, soups, Thai on November 17th, 2007 1 Comment »
Seems like years, actually over a decade, since I first tried Thai food and swore up hill and down dale that I would learn to cook it. There are several cookbooks on my shelf as a testament to my good intentions about learning to make Thai food at home. Yet nothing ever came of it. […]
Posted in recipes on November 16th, 2007 1 Comment »
I don’t know about you all out there but I absolutely LOVE zucchini bread. That’s one of my favorite things about autumn, all the zucchinis waiting for me to use them up. There is just something so cool about turning a bright green veggie into a nice, moist, sweet bread. I figure that Deadheads are […]
Posted in recipes, soups on November 15th, 2007 1 Comment »
This one comes from my old friend Lilac. Actually it made the rounds throughout her family, so I guess it isn’t technically “hers” so to speak. They are an interesting bunch. If you can picture old school hippie beings who were raised on falafel, traveled the country in decorated school buses and were simply born […]
Posted in crafts, recycling on November 13th, 2007 2 Comments »
That’s right. This post was going to be titled Shred & Pour: Recycling Soap Ends, but the universe had other ideas. What was to be a simple exercise in melting those little pieces of unusable soap that are left over at the end of the bar turned into an exercise in frustration and stinky kitchens. […]
Posted in recipes on November 12th, 2007 No Comments »
Looking for a good Autumn recipe to try on your friends and family? This is one that I mashed together with features from several different sources and a little of my own addition for inspirations’ sake. It will work as a main course for any die-hard vegetarians but also makes a lovely side-dish to a […]
