Archive: November 2010

Preparations: A Change of Perspective

25 November 2010

One of the many, many things that I am thankful for this year?  The joy and warmth of having little helpers has surpassed the need for perfection. Happy Thanksgiving, Yummies! A day and a dollar short Corner View, but better late than never!  For a different perspective, take a tour around the world of these […]

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Creating Traditions: Sweet Potato Casserole and a List of Fall Feast Favorites

24 November 2010

When Mira and the original kids in my cooking class were three, I wanted to create a special recipe for them to make at Thanksgiving time that they could make and love year after year.  After experimenting with different options, a special recipe for sweet potato casserole with coconut milk, beautiful caramelized pecans, and the […]

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This Moment

19 November 2010

Joining in with Mama Amanda Soule, a.k.a. Soule Mama and her weekly picture show. In her words: “This Moment.  A Friday ritual.  A single photo- no words-capturing a moment from the week.  A simple, special, extraordinary moment.  A moment I want to pause, savor, and remember. “ Happy Weekend to You!  American Yummies, are you […]

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Autumn

17 November 2010

Last night I had a dream that I was too balanced… and had therefore become unbalanced.  Goodness, Autumn.  You are schooling me. Thank goodness Anything Goes this week for Corner View, and I get to play catch up from last week!  Follow along with the rest of the laissez-faire Corner Viewers: jane – ian – bonnie – joyce […]

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Swiss Chard and Cheddar Strata

15 November 2010

Our big cooking class is really beginning to find its groove.  This strata has many (easy) steps, and the mini-chefs seemed to each have his or her role secured in bringing it together.  The older ones helped the younger ones, and the younger ones generally smiled big smiles when they got their turn to do […]

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