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Christmas interlude
We joined family for Christmas in Vermont this year. Brisk walks and treacherous sledding were had in the newly fallen snow. Many hands went into making pasta for Christmas Eve dinner. Memories of Christmas past layered over the new. Thanks, … Continue reading
Savory Sausage and Kale Tart
It’s hard to follow a recipe exactly. I once did a stint testing recipes as it sounded like fun, I wanted exposure to a new range of recipes, and, mostly, I was curious to see if they would work using … Continue reading
Spaghetti with Guanciale and Kale
This riff on Spaghetti alla Gricia sprang from seasonal necessity. This seemingly spartan yet voluptuous pasta dish from Rome is a reliable standard in our house. We usually finish it with a garnish of parsley but have yet to set up … Continue reading
Smoky Tomato and Bacon Chowder
“All chowders were born of necessity. They were invented by humble working people, who made them with local, inexpensive ingredients from the sea or the land.” — Jasper White, “50 Chowders” Most think of clams or fish when it comes … Continue reading
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11.26.12 Daikon, tatsoi and winter radishes
Overnight temperatures are predicted to fall below freezing for much of the week ahead. The daikon, green meat and watermelon radishes are only under a row cover, and we harvested what we could to transfer into cold storage. Though it … Continue reading
Thanksgiving interlude
Though we still can’t agree on how many years it’s been, we once again joined friends and extended family to celebrate our favorite of holidays, Thanksgiving. We continue to be grateful to Carolyn and Vincent for gathering us together these many wonderful, … Continue reading
Spongano: Maritati con Pomodorini e Rucola (Wedding Pasta with Winter Tomatoes and Arugula)
During our week cooking in Spongano, it was just a short stroll from the door of our kitchen to il fruttivendolo. Towards the rear of the shop, past the taralli biscuits and dried fave, a large array of tomatoes were on splendid display. Among … Continue reading
