Substituting Ingredients (Book)
I was recently contacted and asked if I would take a look at this new book: Substituting Ingredients, by Becky Sue Epstein. To be honest, I wasn't sure of the idea to first. I am a bit of a purist after ...
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New Season, New Post.
Hello. Hello? Is anyone still here? I didn't abandon you, I swear! & I wouldn't blame you if you'd abandoned me. Between illnesses, traveling, working and life, Visitors have been neglected. We've explored Amsterdam, tiptoed through tulips and back again. I've been getting back into a groove though. The ...
Whole Garden Gnocchi
Who knew I could feed myself from a front yard garden alone? Other than the flour, I grew everything for this dish in my small, urban yard; potatoes, garlic, chard, tomatoes and squash. I may have mentioned my front yard transformation last spring. With the ...
Raw For Dessert
For the longest time, I think I've misunderstood raw eating. The desire for it or the satisfaction from it was a bit of a mystery as most of my comfort foods (mashed potatoes and gravy, minestrone soup or ooey gooey, fresh out of the ...
Maple Syrup
When I was a kid I used to spend every school holiday up with my grandparents. They lived at the "cottage", but to a kid it was paradise, specially for a city kid. They had killer tobogganing hills, skating, snowmobiles and nature as far ...
Detox
I've finally found a time of year where I can't find an excuse not to eat a little better. Honestly, doing a detox for the next 21 days has more to do with January than New Year's and all it's resolutions. It's something I've been meaning ...
Best Vegan Visitor Recipes of 2008
JANUARY The citrus obsessed that I am decided away with diets and and that pink grapefruits were way underused: Red Grapefruit Curd Filled Donuts Every winter likes the cold and every winter I battle it with something extra warm:...
My Sweet Vegan – Book Review
I was almost as excited when I was asked to review Hannah Kaminsky's new cook book, My Sweet Vegan as I was tearing open the package sent with the book inside. Inviting, fresh and bright, there are full page colour photos for every of the ...
Eat Food. Not Too Much. Mostly Plants.
...And read this book. I probably can't tell you how excited I was to snag an advanced copy of this book last week. Already being a fan of Michael Pollan and specifically his last book, Omnivore's Dilemma, this book is ...
Hosting
I am so excited I had to share the news of my hosting duties for the December edition of "Does My Blog Look Good In This?" The ultimate hosting extravaganza, this side of Christmas is happening right now over at my other blog, Food+Photography. If you haven't visited yet, please do, ...
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