Healthy food, fresh ingredients, simple reci[es

I had an extra leek in the house (didn’t need it for the lasagne) and I had one, last, small acorn squash left.

This is one of those long-cooking dishes that I love doing during the winter.

I was watching British cooking shows while trimming the tree the other day.

These 2 breads have been part of my holiday tradition since I was in charge of my very first kitchen.

I was going to do this post yesterday.

I have to admit I've gotten into the habit of using white beans in most dishes, except chili, of course.

Happy New Year! It's been kind of a dizzy week, so I'm trying to get organized, remember where I am and what I did, and catch up on food, photos and blogs.

Hot and spicy can be difficult terms when it comes to describing food.

Would you still be fit if you didn’t have to be? While you ponder that question, have a slice of quiche….

This is what happens when one does the shopping the day before one gets sick….

Remember the old ‘Stuffed Green Pepeprs’? The ones that were over-cooked, mushy, slightly bitter and everyone left on their plate? These aren’t those.

My chard did very well during the beginning of summer – so well, in fact that, by the beginning of August, it was a bit out of control.