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April 1 - May 31, 2013
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405 Vernon Street, Suite 100
Roseville, CA
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Category Archives: In the Kitchen
New World Cuisine – Chocolate!
I’m in Santa Fe for a SAQA conference and had a morning open. My friend Carol Larson suggested a class on mole at Santa Fe School of Cooking and I said, “Count me in!” David joined us and we had … Continue reading
Posted in In the Kitchen, Travel
Tagged carol larson, Chef Noa, chilis, chocolate, mexican chocolate, mole, pumpkin seeds, Santa Fe Cooking School, southwest cooking, Tracy Ritter
6 Comments
Buddha Hand Bonanza!
Spring officially arrives on the 21st of the month but my Buddha Hand tree doesn’t keep a calendar. It is loaded with blossoms and nearly every cluster has a fruit well on its way. See the small one developing just … Continue reading
Early Girl Tomato Marmalade
Our Early Girl tomato plants have been very productive this year. We’ve enjoyed the fruit steadily all summer and, even though it’s November, the fruit continues to ripen in our mild weather. Time to try another of Rachel Saunders’ recipes … Continue reading
Posted in In the Kitchen
Tagged Blue Chair Jam Cookbook, Early Girl Tomato, marmalade, Rachel Saunders
6 Comments
Broken Ginkgos IV Done
The final touches were completed this morning. I was successful in getting a variety of designs and design sizes in this small quilt so I’m pleased with the outcome. This series is quite fun! I have #5 ready to quilt … Continue reading
Posted in Art quilts, In the Kitchen
Tagged Broken ginkgos, heirloom tomato, series, Shooting Star CSA
8 Comments
Cabinet Redux
I’m visiting my sister this week and we each have lots of fun projects in mind. One of the things that Christy has had in mind for a while is working out a way to hide cubby shelves under some … Continue reading
Posted in In the Kitchen
Tagged Christy, clear vinyl, cubby holes, diy, hardware store, kitchen cabinets, quilter
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