Comedor
One of my oldest friends, Arlene who you read about when I posted her recipe for Apricot Chicken during the blog’s infancy, joined me for a long overdue catch up dinner last… Read More
Fusilli with Eggplant, Fresh Tomatoes and Parsley
When I was in elementary school, my best friend lived just a few houses away. Although we were a year apart in age, we were thick as thieves, walking to school together… Read More
Greek Zucchini Noodle Salad
First of all, thank you so, so much for all the nice comments I received about last week’s post. It means a lot to me to hear from you! I even heard… Read More
Grilled Turkey Tenderloins with Apricot Salsa
You might want to grab some coffee…it’s a long one. Let’s talk about reinvention. For the past year or so, I have been wondering both to myself and out loud to my… Read More
Ledger Restaurant & Bar
Ledger, a new restaurant and bar in Salem, Massachusetts opened in late June and some friends and I decided to give it a try just a few weeks later in early July.… Read More
Cacio e Pepe Pasta with Slivered Sugar Snap Peas & Zucchini
Wow – that’s a long title for a recipe! I even left out the word “salad” after pasta. Although I developed the recipe as a pasta salad, the second time I made… Read More
Branch Line
It seems like forever since I have done a restaurant review on the blog! I am happy to report that I have a few coming up, including today’s post. Going forward, I… Read More
Happy Fourth of July!
My post this week is just going to be a little bit of this and that. Some things I love, some books, and a few eats. Definitely a quick read because I know… Read More
The Lost Kitchen’s Rhubarb Spoon Cake
Early on in our relationship, my husband revealed that he had a soft spot for rhubarb, especially when paired with sweet strawberries and definitely nestled between two layers of dough. So what’s… Read More
Scallops Au Poivre with Broccoli & Cauliflower Rice
We are just back from a family trip to Croatia that I hope to share with you in a future post. Suffice it to say, there has not been a lot of… Read More
