Thoughts on “168 Hours”

 Posted by Emily at 4:48 pm
Aug 312011
 
Thoughts on “168 Hours”

In July, I finally got around to reading 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura Vanderkam.  It’d been on my list of books I wanted to read for a while, but I just hadn’t had the time (seriously).  I wanted to read it because, at least in my perception, I have [...]

Highlights: Best Cookbooks

 Posted by Emily at 10:00 am
Aug 082010
 
Highlights: Best Cookbooks

A couple weeks ago, I posted about my favorite recipe websites (still in love with Super Cook, by the way).  Of course, the alternative to the internet is the cookbook.  I don’t have a lot of cookbooks; I figure all the food blogs I read make up for it.  I do like cookbooks though and [...]

“The Town That Food Saved”

 Posted by Emily at 9:09 pm
Jun 172010
 
"The Town That Food Saved"

Last night I had the exciting opportunity to listen to farmer and author Ben Hewitt speak.  Ben is the author of The Town That Food Saved: How One Community Found Vitality in Local Food. After all the press the book’s been getting (see below), I was surprised he was coming to the Berkshires.  I was [...]

Oct 162009
 
Review: Mark Bittman's Kitchen Express

I was really excited a couple months ago when I realized Mark Bittman had a new cookbook out.  As frequent readers can attest, I have a borderline unhealthy obsession with Mr. Bittman.  Food Matters: A Guide to Conscious Eating had a big impact in changing the way I eat and How to Cook Everything Vegetarian is my [...]

New Mark Bittman Book!!

 Posted by Emily at 5:08 pm
Aug 042009
 
New Mark Bittman Book!!

Clearly getting married and then getting settled into my new life has kept me busy, because I was totally unaware that Mark Bittman published a new cookbook early last month! (Thank goodness for Facebook!) The book, Kitchen Express: 404 Inspired Seasonal Dishes You Can Make in 20 Minutes or Less, has 101 recipes for each season [...]

Book: The Flexitarian Diet

 Posted by Emily at 11:17 am
Apr 122009
 
Book: The Flexitarian Diet

It took me longer than it should’ve (I need to work on making reading a priority), but I finally finished reading The Flexitarian Diet: The Mostly Vegetarian Way to Lose Weight, Be Healthier, Prevent Disease and Add Years to Your Life by Dawn Jackson Blatner. It was certainly one of the most educational books I’ve [...]

Apr 052009
 
Lime Sugar Cookies with Pumpkin Seeds

Yesterday I finally got around to making Lime Sugar Cookies with Pumpkin Seeds from the Rebar Modern Food Cookbook.  I borrowed the cookbook from the library months ago, and the cookies were one of the few things that really intrigued me at the time.  I found them both easy to make and delicious. Generally speaking, [...]

The Garden and Cookbooks

 Posted by Emily at 3:00 am
Mar 252009
 

The Garden: @matthewharris tweeted this great map of the White House garden this morning. Impressive.  Someday I would like to have a garden of my own, but I suspect it will be on a smaller scale. Bill Niman and Nicolette Hahn Niman of The Atlantic agree that the new garden is great, but would like [...]

More Confirmation

 Posted by Emily at 6:43 pm
Mar 052009
 

…or is another article featuring Mark Bittman just the same confirmation?  I’m beginning to appear obsessed… At any rate, this article from the Chicago Tribune on what we should be eating (beans, less meat, more vegetables) is worth reading, especially if you want more information on the subject; maybe you should read The Flexitarian Diet, [...]

Books to Watch

 Posted by Emily at 1:20 pm
Jan 072009
 
Books to Watch

Mark Bittman, author of “How to Cook Everything,” writer for the New York Times and a Today Show show regular was on the Today Show this morning promoting his new book, Food Matters: A Guide to Conscious Eating. There’s video on the Today Show website, but darned if I could get it to embed.  It [...]

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