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garlic confit.

Confit (French, prounounced cone-fee): “Meat cooked and preserved in fat: meat such as goose, duck, or pork that has been cooked and preserved in its own fat.” Recently, I have had a mild obsession with all things confit. Specifically, duck confit…I could eat it for days. So, whilst planning my Easter Feast for this year, I came across a recipe… Read More »

californiaaaaaaaa!

hello to all. I’ve been in California for the past week, so my apologies for the lack of posts. I have a few posts that are in the works – namely, the roast leg of lamb we made for Easter and we had our second cookoff challenge with Taylor and Brittany (Be patient, Joe. It will be posted soon!). Also,… Read More »

shrimp & grits: all grown up.

For those of you who don’t recall (or didn’t read my post on Lent), Nich and are are partaking in Orthodox Lent this year. There are lots of different interpretations of Orthodox Lent, but essentially you give up meat & dairy for 6 weeks. So, Nich and I have been eating a (mostly) vegan diet for the past six weeks…. Read More »

bittersweet.

A while ago, I was in the produce section of the grocery store, pondering possible vegetable choices for dinner. Out of the blue, an East Indian woman approached me and she started talking to me as if we knew each other. She talked at length about her thoughts on food and cooking. She told me that energy flows through everything – through me, through the vegetables I was holding… Read More »

(vegan) caesar salad

Lets just get this out on the table first and foremost: yes, I know. Vegan caesar salad seems redundant, to say the very least. Needless to say, I did not seek out a recipe for a vegan version of Caesar salad. I would rather eat things that taste good and happen to be vegan – rather than try to force… Read More »