Summer
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Vegetable Smilies, Thanks and Summer
Smilies! Most days I really hate those damn yellow things! But, make one out of vegetables and that puts a whole new face on it! I found my Smiley here and was told to pass it on.
Salads and Cabbage: It's not just for Cole Slaw!
Weekend Herb Blogging is back home this week, with the founder, Kalyn of Kayln’s Kitchen.
Not a Wisconsin Bar Burger!
Go directly to recipe It’s Summer (almost)! Paul, over at Writing at the Kitchen Table is have a Big Burger Ballyhoo to celebrate the season.
Summer Salads: The Lettuce is Coming
Go directly to recipe This Weekend Herb Blogging is back home where it all started: with Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen.
Pasta Salads, Summer Cooking and Cats on Heat
First, some housekeeping: My ADSL line is, once again functioning.
Pasta for the Other Half: Caramelized Onion Lasagne
As I’m happily enjoying lots of fresh lettuce from my garden and early summer produce from the markets it has been pointed out on another blog that not everyone on this planet is enjoying the same season.
Rainy Days and Mondays: Summertime and the Cooking is Easy...
It's raining today, here in the Vendée, much like it has been most of the summer.
Zucchini, Courgette, Whatever, They're Coming....
Go directly to recipe They're here! They're there! They're everywhere! The summer invasion is in full force.
Shop 'till you Drop...or Faint from Boredom
Shopping! The great American past-time/sport/addiction/hobby! I indulged last weekend.
A Pair of Winter Herbs; Weekend Herb Blogging
It's Weekend Herb Blogging again! This week's host is Meeta at What's for Lunch, Honey? Her 'Fried Fish Provencal Style looks absolutely wonderful….
Le 14 Juillet, Bastille Day, and Summer Fruit Salad
Go directly to recipe Ten days after the Americans wave the Red, White and Blue to celebrate the 4th of July the French wave the Red, White and Blue to celebrate the 14th….
Carnac, Standing Stones & Vannes
We have been wanting to spend some time in Brittany forever, but, as it is so close, we never seem to get there.
