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Adapted from Petit Larousse des Recettes aux Légumes du Potager by Valérie Lhomme
Last weekend, I went foraging, for the first time in mylife.
Yesterday was the blog’s 2nd anniversary, and I had a crappy day.
Adapted from A chacun sa petite Cocotte by José Maréchal
This Pumpkin Celeriac Soup brings comfort and warmth to any day.
Life can be such a whirlwind, even if that whirlwind is made of lots of in-the-moment moments and exciting new collaborations.
This very simple recipe is a staple in our family, we have it almost every week.
Inspired by a celeriac soup we recently had at The Black Cat Bistro in Cambria, California
With much excitement (because we get excited about such things…), our CSA basket brought us a couple of heads of Romanesco broccoli last week.
I always knew it would be a priority to initiate my son tothe pleasures of the palate, that his “education of taste”, as we call it inFrench (éducation du goût), wassomething dear to my heart.
Day 2 of my mini-holiday recipe marathon here.
Someone asked me recently what was the common denominator among my friends.
Today, two little things made me feel true joy andhappiness, as if I could feel my whole being smiling: Pablo, bare feet, ategrapes from a grapevine, and drank from a natural fresh water spring.
Since we will be in Greece in a couple of days, I guess Pablo’s menu this week will consist of a lot of his favorite things: tomatoes, feta, cucumber, olives, lamb, squid, bread & olive oil… and possibly FIGS.