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Author Archives: dgourmac
An Appropriate Message Today
It’s great having friends all over the world. I received this in a text message from a friend in Hong Kong. We’ve known each other for 31 years. It seems appropriate to share this with you today — a warm … Continue reading
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First Snowfall, Tuesday Night Dinner
Like much of the country as we begin December, we got a hefty chunk of snow the past few days. Through Sunday evening, Monday, and Tuesday, the total accumulation here was about 12″ of fairly wet snow. With significant changes … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving Week Meals without Turkey
Monday — SRV This time of year, almost everyone is consumed with Thanksgiving preparations and activities. As a result I go out of my way to relish meals that have no connection whatever to the holiday, except for the traditional … Continue reading
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Grilled Halloumi and Vegetable Skewers
I find many Greek dishes extremely satisfying: elemental, flavorful, and uncomplicated. A good example is the recipe I made for lunch today: Fortunately, since it’s the day after Thanksgiving, all was quiet and I had time for the prep work … Continue reading
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Catching Up — Part 2
Turnip – Potato Gratin with Bok Choy October had some pretty good meals. The Small Farm featured in many of those. One of the better ones combined a Potato – Turnip Gratin with young Bok Choy, cooked nicely in my … Continue reading
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Catching Up — Fall 2019 Food Highlights
This omnibus posting is intended to fill in all the gaps in my blog since September. Teaching two courses took most of my energy, and flat-out laziness accounted for the rest of my lethargy. In no particular order, here are … Continue reading
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Kitchen Sink Casarecce
My online silence since June is attributable to travels, of which I will inform you shortly. In the meantime let’s talk about today’s lunch. Toady’s pasta contains a list of ingredients which you would never purposefully buy with a plan … Continue reading
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