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Continue reading →: Snap to It!
When I think back on it, I realize that when we moved to Homestead, Florida, south of Miami, in 1976, we actually moved to seafood heaven. We were only a 30 minute drive from the Florida Keys, and we took up fishing not long after we settled in our new…
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Continue reading →: The Sunshine Blogger Award
I’m beyond humbled to be nominated—twice—for the Sunshine Blogger Award. Victoria Kenanda, an incredibly talented writer, whose blog is victoriaseries , nominated me just before we headed out of town, and I didn’t get a chance to follow up before another member of my WordPress family, Darryl B, also nominated…
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Continue reading →: Photo Friday
It has been a dreary, rainy week here, and we haven’t been able to walk as much as usual. But as we dodged raindrops one morning, I spotted a bit of color in a hedge. Surinam cherries were beginning to ripen. I had to check one of my gardening references…
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Continue reading →: I Found My Thrill…in Blueberry Pie
Apologies to Fats Domino, but I couldn’t resist. It’s hard to resist the temptation of blueberry pie, too, and the one I made for Easter was certainly enticing. My mother made blueberry pie pretty regularly when I was growing up. Pie was a standard dessert around our house, and my…
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Continue reading →: Making Changes
The last time that we were at Whole Foods for fish, we spotted cubed lamb at the butcher counter. We bought a pound and figured we’d do something with it for Easter dinner. We started going through cookbooks when we got home, and decided on a Spanish lamb and bell…
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Continue reading →: Korean Surprise
I can’t remember now why I bought a container of gochujang. I assume that I saw a recipe that called for it that I wanted to try. I didn’t know anything about it, other than that it’s Korean and it’s spicy. Once I had it, though, I put the container…
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Continue reading →: Photo Friday
The sea grape has recovered from the frost damage it sustained and is starting to bloom. This is just many racemes, a type of flower cluster, on the tree. I first referred to it as a panicle, but I was corrected by my resident botanist. Either way, there should be…
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Continue reading →: Out-of-Town Cooking
It’s that time again. Pretty much every year since I’ve been retired, we have spent a couple nights with Ben and Annie, and Emmalyn, too, so that Ken and Ben can go to the state science fair, where they both are longtime judges. We have a long history with science…
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Continue reading →: Rainy Day Dinner
We experienced a Florida rarity yesterday: a gloomy, all-day rain. Yes, we have a rainy season that usually begins in mid-May and lasts until the middle of October. Even then, it’s very unusual for it to rain all day, unless there’s a tropical storm. A day like this in March?…
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Continue reading →: How Have I Never Shared This Recipe?
I’ve written about any number of salmon recipes. I was sure that I had posted this one. But I went through my old posts, and I can’t find one about this dish. I’m correcting that omission right now. Suzy Karadesh, the originator of the Mediterranean Dish blog, has published two…
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