Grandma’s Meyer Lemon Curd
My folks live on the sunny side of town, San Francisco’s so called “banana belt”, which is a good thing if you like to garden and a great thing if you happen to… Read More
My folks live on the sunny side of town, San Francisco’s so called “banana belt”, which is a good thing if you like to garden and a great thing if you happen to… Read More
Beauty’s Bagels is a recent discovery of ours and one that we are hankering to return to. Too bad that is in Oakland, otherwise Beauty’s would be on the regular before and after… Read More
With the official first day of spring just days away and spring break drawing near, we’re in a picnic state of mind. Some of our favorite picnic recipes and links….
We love trying cuisines from around the world at home and we recently got together for a very British dinner of “Bangers & Mash”. Bangers and mash is a traditional British dish which… Read More
Stacie and I have tried to make dulce de leche at home before with little luck. The condensed milk can on the stove top method, simmering away for hours, yielded poor results. Plus,… Read More
Falling in love with purple Okinawan sweet potatoes and dreaming about Japanese charcoal roasted Yaki-Imo.
We’re two years in on our family dinnertime journal project…..
On days that we are not bogged down by after-school activities, the munchkin and I often try to on a mini food adventure for an after-school snack. Ria is often “starving to death”… Read More
Pesto Trapanese — a lesser known pesto from Southern Italy. So easy to make and wonderful with either fresh or canned tomatoes.
Since reading 7×7 magazine’s article on San Francisco’s Chocolatiers (Three SF Chocolatiers Break Out of Their Boxes), I have been on a mission to check out all of the mentioned chocolatiers with the… Read More