Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle

Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle

Poor chard.  People seem to get it in their CSA boxes week after week after week (after week).  This abundance (some might say excess) can cause a proclaimed chard lover to mutte...

Zuni Inspired Ricotta Gnocchi

Zuni Inspired Ricotta Gnocchi

Ricotta, ricotta, ricotta.  So versatile, so simple, so delicious when done well, and so awful when done wrong.  For most of my life I hated ricotta, thinking it too rubbery and ...

Agretti and Ricotta Cheesecake

Agretti and Ricotta Cheesecake

The first time I saw tumbleweed rolling down the street was in rural eastern Washington. We were in some small town near the Idaho border whose name escapes me now. It was early, 7...

Apricot, Cornmeal, and Sage Cookies

Apricot, Cornmeal, and Sage Cookies

It’s not that often that I get fluttery thinking about cookies.  Most of the time cookies are cookies, and I could take or leave them (well, to be honest I’ll usually ...

Weeknight Recipes


Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle
Aug 2, 2010 | by Jen | 10 Comments | Read →

Poor chard.  People seem to get it in their CSA boxes week after week after week (after week).  This abundance (some might say excess) can cause a proclaimed chard lover to mutte...

Cardoon Gratin
Apr 11, 2010 | by Jen | 4 Comments | Read →

There is only one vendor that sells cardoon at my farmer's market, and they display the stalks in a gigantic flower vase. Every time I walk past this stand, I think of Tim Burton...

David Tanis’ Beets
Jan 25, 2010 | by Jen | 11 Comments | Read →

For a blog named after beets, it's been far too long since I featured a recipe based on my favorite root vegetable. The occasion for these......

Weekend Projects


Zuni Inspired Ricotta Gnocchi
Jul 12, 2010 | by Jen | 12 Comments | Read →

Ricotta, ricotta, ricotta.  So versatile, so simple, so delicious when done well, and so awful when done wrong.  For most of my life I hated ricotta, thinking it too rubbery and ...

Agretti and Ricotta Cheesecake
Jun 13, 2010 | by Jen | 8 Comments | Read →

The first time I saw tumbleweed rolling down the street was in rural eastern Washington. We were in some small town near the Idaho border whose name escapes me now. It was early, 7...

Apricot, Cornmeal, and Sage Cookies
May 23, 2010 | by Jen | 12 Comments | Read →

It’s not that often that I get fluttery thinking about cookies.  Most of the time cookies are cookies, and I could take or leave them (well, to be honest I’ll usually ...



Veritable Vegetables

Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle
Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle

Poor chard.  People seem to get it in their CSA boxes week after week after week (after week).  This abundance (some might say excess) can cause a proclaimed chard lover to mutte...

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Preserves and Pickles

Five Spice Orange Preserves
Five Spice Orange Preserves

These preserves are the result of a co-worker's citrus bounty from his backyard tree. He brought in a bag of delicious, juicy oranges a few days ago, and I was the happy recipient...

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DIY Food Projects

Zuni Inspired Ricotta Gnocchi
Zuni Inspired Ricotta Gnocchi

Ricotta, ricotta, ricotta.  So versatile, so simple, so delicious when done well, and so awful when done wrong.  For most of my life I hated ricotta, thinking it too rubbery and ...

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Homemade Sausage and Meat Cookery

Polpettone: Italian Stuffed Meatloaf
Polpettone: Italian Stuffed Meatloaf

I daydream a lot about cooking during the week, especially when I’m on the train. Its rhythmic click-clack, the morning fog, and a warm cup of coffee are just the right combi...

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Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle
Swiss Chard with Indian Lime Pickle

Poor chard.  People seem to get it in their CSA boxes week after week after week (after week).  This abundance (some might say excess) can cause a proclaimed chard lover to mutte...

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