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Continue reading →: Super Shrimp
I’m always looking for new shrimp recipes. To me, it’s the most versatile seafood. One of the best things about it is that freezing doesn’t affect its quality. There’s a huge difference between fresh and frozen fish, but shrimp tolerate freezing well. Sprouts Market often has two-pound bags of jumbo…
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Continue reading →: The Joy of Baking
It’s an odd day here. The hurricane in the gulf isn’t really causing any problems for us, just some rain squalls and enough wind to keep the wind chimes ringing continuously. But it’s dreary, and I’m home alone. So I decided to bake bread. I haven’t baked bread in years,…
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Continue reading →: Cookbook Shelfies
I’m terrible at taking selfies. I never like how they look, and I end up deleting them —definitely a benefit of digital photography. But I’m good at taking shelfies: pictures of my bookshelves. I’m part of an online reading community, and we sometimes share such photos. I took pictures of…
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Continue reading →: Kitchen Life
There has been a lot going on the past few days, and I just haven’t found time to blog. Now is the time to make up for that. We made a quick trip to Orlando to visit our son and his family. As has become custom when we visit, I…
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Continue reading →: Music is Life!
What would your life be like without music? Cooking is my avocation, but music is my vocation. I’m a singer and a retired choral music teacher, so I simply cannot imagine a life without music. And frankly, I don’t want to imagine such a life. Music, to me, is communication.…
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Continue reading →: Flop and Flip
Write about your most epic baking or cooking fail. To be honest, I have had relatively few kitchen failures, especially given how much I cook. But two stand out, for very different reasons, and one of them is a failure of a different kind. My most recent and most disastrous…
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Continue reading →: Celebrations in Food
How do you celebrate holidays? As you might expect from someone who blogs mostly about food, every holiday celebration in our family centers around food. Even if it’s a holiday that one wouldn’t normally equate with special dishes, and even if it’s just Ken and myself, food will be part…
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Continue reading →: Impossible Choices
What are your favorite types of foods? How do you respond to the today’s prompt when you love to cook and to try new foods? It’s like asking a parent to name their favorite child! If push comes to shove, I suppose my answer has to be seafood. I love…
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Continue reading →: The wonders of walking
How often do you walk or run? I Today’s prompt is making me feel guilty, because I haven’t been out for a walk this morning. While I try to get out five days a week for at least 30 minutes, I’ve failed miserably at that goal this week. Either Ken…
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Continue reading →: Old Favorite, New Pan
One of the things you realize as you get older is that you have too much stuff. Ken and I have been coming face to face, over the past few years, that we’ve accumulated a lot of things through our 50+ years of marriage that we no longer need, and…
