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My new favorite breakfast
I have a hard time with breakfast. Basically since going gluten-free as well as grain-free, I find it a bit difficult to keep things interesting. And my experiments in grain-free substitutes for pancakes and other traditional breakfast fare have met … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Recipe
Tagged Chard, Cook, Herbes de Provence, Olive oil, Sautéing, Swiss, Swiss Chard, Tablespoon
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Thai Coconut Curry
If any of you were to decide to drop by unannounced around dinner time, more than likely you would find either me or Scotty standing over a simmering pot of creamy, savory, spicy, yumminess, adding in handfuls of freshly chopped … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food, Recipe
Tagged Coconut oil, Green curry, Thai, Thai curry, Thai green curry
5 Comments
Gatorland
This past weekend Scotty and I made our way to Orlando to see family and attend his grandmother’s memorial service. The service was beautiful and it was good to see family and relatives (some from as far away as England). … Continue reading
Brussels Sprouts Crisps
When my friend Becky posted this link (Beyond Kale: 7 More Chips Made From Leafy Greens) on Facebook, I knew I had to try some of these delicious looking recipes. I mean, who doesn’t love crispy, salty, veggies? Once I … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Paris
Tagged Brussel Sprout, Brussels sprouts, Brussels Sprouts chips, Cooking, Facebook, Food, Olive oil, Recipe, winter cooking
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January recap
Well this blog is barely chugging along isn’t it? I checked out how many posts I managed in January last year and it was 27. Now we’re in February and I think I posted twice last month. Of course, when … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Paris
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A Year of Reading
Oh my! It’s been almost a year since I’ve done a book entry. I guess that would indicate that I’ve either been doing too much reading to keep up, or not enough reading to keep it interesting. It’s sort of … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Thoughts
Tagged 2012 reading, Allan Bloom, Books, Dante, Dante Alighieri, Divine Comedy, King Lear, Life, Literature, reading, Seamus Heaney
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Snowy Chautauqua
We spent a lovely nine days in Chautauqua, celebrating Christmas with Scotty’s family. We got to meet his sister’s fiancé, eat lots of yummy foods, cook for hours, celebrate Tim and Beth’s 41st anniversary, and see lots and lots of … Continue reading
2012 in Review – I found this interesting.
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. This blog had 27,000 views in 2012. If each view were a film, this … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Paris
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Thanksgiving recap
As most of you know, Thanksgiving is my family’s favorite holiday. There’s something about the simplicity of the day that appeals to us. And the fact that we all love good food certainly doesn’t hurt. I think it also has … Continue reading



