A light and lovely dessert that’s perfect for the season.
Winter’s bounty.
An uncomplicated dessert, perfect for the season.
Quince syrup delights.
Deborah Madison’s ideas for cooking with these knotty tubers.
Deborah rushes the soup — to good effect.
Use a pressure cooker to prepare apples for apple butter.
Deborah Madison’s late-summer supper.
At the Santa Fe farmers’ market, wrinkled little morsels that taste amazing.
Deborah Madison’s summer soup.
Locally grown foods and specialty items that are shipped in combine to make the best food for miles.
The green-fleshed Rocky Ford was everything Deborah could want in a melon.
A new place catches Deborah Madison’s attention.
Deborah Madison thinks these greens are even better than spinach.
Deborah Madison makes a sorrel purée.
Deborah Madison sprinkles blossoms on a salad.
What do people eat when no one is watching? Watch the video; read the book.
Deborah Madison looks at the bright side of her recently snow-covered garden.
Deborah Madison likes what she sees at a school in New Mexico.
Deborah Madison swoons over winter vegetables.
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| Deborah Madison, the celebrated cookbook author and local-food advocate, feeds us with her occasional reflections. Her latest book is What We Eat When We Eat Alone. | |
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