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The disappearing vegetable by CJMcD on Apr 13, 2011 at 7:11 AM PDT
I use a lot of celery too. I love making simple soups and celery is high on the list of ingredients. Salads too. I love the crunch that celery adds.
Frugal soup by CJMcD on Dec 16, 2010 at 3:55 PM PST
@Kathryn H-
How are those parents preparing that child for adulthood if they wait until they are grown? Scrubbing potatoes was a job given to the 6 or 7 year olds in oyr house (with a good checking over from me when they weren’t looking).
Frugal soup by CJMcD on Dec 16, 2010 at 6:50 AM PST
I share Harriet’s sentiment about “just cook”. We eat a lot of soup in this household, partly because of frugality, partly nutrition and finally, conveneince. It’s great to know there’s a big pot of soup waiting at home when your cold and tired. Bake a loaf of bread or rewarm one baked previously. Add a salad if you are inclined and you have not just a healthy meal, but a feast.
In love with lovage by CJMcD on May 12, 2010 at 6:59 AM PDT
Funny that this article would be posted today. I was thinking of lovage and how I wanted to plant some. I had lovage at a former home kitchen garden. It was a beautiful plant. I love the flavor of lovage. Great for soups, salads, stews and all things celery-parsley.
Our Buena Onda Brunch by CJMcD on Dec 30, 2009 at 9:40 AM PST
Sounds like a lovely time. Many cuisines inspire us to entertain- Mexican, Italian, Greek, more....
Happy New Year to you!
Cookbook love by CJMcD on Dec 19, 2009 at 6:07 AM PST
I received a copy of Fresh Market Wisconsin several years ago. Many of the recipes have been contributed by the farmers that sell their produce at the now infamous Dane County Farmer’s Market. It is one of my go-to books for mouth watering recipes and recipe ideas featuring seasonal produce and regional ingredients.
The rooster’s last crow by CJMcD on Nov 8, 2009 at 6:30 AM PST
I thoroughly enjoyed your story.
Itoo, thought the article was excellent and heatwarming about one sharing food, culture and tradtions.
Also, very nice to know where your food comes from and demonstrates the work and appreciation of the meal.
Herbapalooza by CJMcD on Apr 28, 2009 at 11:15 AM PDT
Compund butters are one of my favorite ways to use up herbs too.
I also freeze them. They’re not pretty when thawed, but add great, fresh flavor to sauces and stews.
Cooking in my mother’s kitchen by CJMcD on Dec 7, 2008 at 8:03 AM PST
Your lifestyle is obviously different from your folks. If I were them, I’d clean my house, prepare for guests and kick back to enjoy family, allowing you to handle all the kitchen duties. That would save a lot of frustration on both of your parts.