Monthly Archives: November 2009

Snowy Jaunts and Warming Soup

Apple in the snow

After a wonderfully jolly weekend of trips up to the snowy mountains and into Canada, and good ol’ visits with friends and family, it’s time to knuckle down and get ready for my week. I’m a busy girl these days, working full-time, freelancing for a newspaper and blogging five days a week. As much as...

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Ryan’s Herbed Frittata

Pan-baked Frittata

My younger brother Ryan is one of the best cooks I know. For years he has delighted us with such dishes as roasted rack of lamb with caramelized walnuts, chicken curry with lime and cilantro or dark chocolate filled croissants. These days Ryan divides his time between Paris and Amsterdam, but this week we get...

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A Little Dash Of Canada in Thanksgiving

Nanaimo Bars

For as long as I can remember, Nanaimo Bars have been a feature at every family holiday dessert table. The mere mention of the name can cause my overseas brothers to groan in jealous delight. They come from my homeland of Canada and are devilish little morsels, chock full of butter and chocolate and more...

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Southern With A Dash of Swedish

Coleslaw

Once a week I join a group of friends for Culinary Experimentation Club. It started out with five of us, formed after the season finale of “24″ left us with free Monday evenings.Over the months new foodies have swelled our ranks to 13 on an average night. It is such a jolly time, everyone arriving...

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Paris Crêpes and the Luxembourg Gardens

Luxembourg Gardens fence

Next to making and sharing delicious food, traveling is my favorite pastime. I gladly give up movies, new clothes and such, and put every spare penny towards plane tickets, hotel rooms and oh so fabulous meals. This fall I spent a couple of weeks in Paris visiting family and dear friends. One brisk afternoon my...

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