Eating Suburbia

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Saturday, December 22, 2007

Tamale Time!

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It's time for our somewhat annual tamale party. My first lesson in tamale making was about 12 years ago, when a friend invited us to his...
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Interactive Dinner

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Last weekend we had a wonderful interactive dinner with Brilliant Daughter and her newlywed friends Jen and Jason Ko. Jen recently began wor...
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Monday, November 19, 2007

Missouri: The Show Me State

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WARNING: There are some rather graphic photos in today’s post, so if you are at all squeamish, I suggest you pass up reading this. I’ve neve...
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Pumpkins: Day 2

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I am not sure what has gotten hold of me, but I appear to be in a pickling mood. I took my first stab at dill pickles this summer, and made...

Pumpkins: Day 1

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Butcher Son went and fetched me a dozen pumpkins on Saturday from his friend Paul, who works for a Half Moon Bay farmer. All sizes and shape...
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Quick Chicken Piccata

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I’m not sure where I got the original recipe for this, and I have modified it some. But it was a very easy recipe to make, probably 30 minut...
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I live the life of a typical soccer mom in the suburbs with my husband, three children, and two cats. Working for a travel publisher for 12 years, I began visiting destinations through food, rather than by airplane. I learned about Thailand, India, Spain, and a dozen other countries through their cuisines. And that food remains a staple in my kitchen. My children grew up on curries, Provencal lamb dishes, moles, and the occasional meatloaf (on request). I am now taking the love of food farther afield and venturing into foreign lands, incorporating it into every travel destination I can get to, be it Erie, Pennsylvania or Taipei, Taiwan. Those of us in suburbia need to break out of the roast chicken, barbequed ribs, pork chop mentality and spice up our kitchens with the food of the world. We need to leave the canned veggies, packaged cookies, and oversweet jams on the shelves, and dig into the garden and flour bag and treat our families and ourselves to something better. As I continue to learn, I will share, and maybe someone will take the step towards a tagine or a brulee, and know that it doesn’t have to be complicated, and that the end result speaks for itself.
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