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Lately, I seem to be hooked on a theme related to home remedies. It is probably a natural extension of my interest in healthy foods, and not necessarily a bad thing to be hooked on. Years ago, I battled a substance abuse problem and I would very often follow a ‘party’ night with a junk [...]
A big fat heartfelt thank you to everyone who dropped by to visit Dishing in the Kitchen on launch day yesterday. You liked, tweeted, +1′d, pinned, posted and emailed your good wishes and not a few of you tried out some new online skills to do so. Fun crossing new edges, isn’t it? A special [...]
Here is a nice mid-month round up of some things I like: Here is my china cabinet. I’m really fond of it. Also fond of the china in it. It’s our wedding china. Hubby chose it. Also very fond of him. Ditto the little chair next door. Oh, and the china tea-mugs. They belonged to [...]
‘Twas two nights before Christmas and all through the house, every nook, crook and cranny is getting a douse; The groceries are stashed in the cupboard and fridge – there is no spare space – not even a smidge! The cookies are nestled all snug in their tins and nephews and nieces have cooky-crumb grins [...]
Braised Squirrel Aurora Just a quick little post about discovering Hank Shaw’s Hunter Angler Gardener Cook blog today. Just love it. Talk about a DIY guy. Also very keen about his decision to follow his dream and embrace his life philosophy. He is truly living at the edge. His recipes are mouthwatering and definitely portray real food. [...]
Ah, summer! The consummate July evening included grilled chicken, fresh corn on the cob and grilled asparagas with pepper & lime. Yum. Hubby and I sat on the deck and watched the Fraser River flow lazily by. Afterward, drinking lemonade and eating blueberry-peach shortcakes we watched the moon rise above Mount Baker. Good food, big [...]
I have a bit of a secret. I love goats. I am also inordinately fond of chickens. I have a very active fantasy life in which I have a backyard chicken coop producing wonderful free range eggs, a couple of handsome and wise-looking goats and a milking cow named, very creatively, Daisy. (The chickens and [...]
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