No-Stir Oven Risotto

 Posted by Emily at 7:56 pm
Oct 182010
 
No-Stir Oven Risotto

Risotto and I have not been friends.  Last time I had it, I didn’t like it, which is weird because I eat pretty much anything.   However, with the arrival of fall, I began thinking that I might be ready to try risotto again.  I’ve got a bunch of recipes, but I wasn’t really sure [...]

Birthdays Galore

 Posted by Emily at 7:50 pm
Sep 272010
 
Birthdays Galore

September 27th is a good day. It’s my birthday! …and lots of other birthdays too!  One of my college friends, my first boyfriend’s mother, two students where I work, and our neighbor all celebrate their birthdays today! AND its Google’s 12th birthday! What could be better? My 26th birthday has been pretty low key, though [...]

Highlights: Father’s Day

 Posted by Emily at 8:46 pm
Jun 192010
 

Tomorrow is Father’s Day (so sorry if I’m the first one to tell you!).  For the first time in memory (though I’m sure it’s happened…), I won’t actually be spending the day with my father.  Fear not, a trip to Maine is in the near future, but it still seems strange.   Granted, my father and [...]

We Didn’t Starve!

 Posted by Emily at 7:51 pm
Apr 132010
 
We Didn't Starve!

I figure a follow-up post is only fair, since my rant last week detailing my sister’s eating habits and how different they are from mine. She ended up changing her schedule and only coming for one night, which really relieved my stress in the meal planning department. Sometimes I stress about things that really aren’t [...]

I am Old and Boring

 Posted by Emily at 7:19 pm
Apr 072010
 
I am Old and Boring

My little sister and I, in the early 90s.  She’s silly, I’m serious.  Some things never change. The other day, I was talking to my sister on Facebook chat and she reminded me, for the umpteenth time, that I am old and boring. She is young and not boring (exciting?).  In her last semester in [...]

Crazy Good Chocolate Cake

 Posted by Emily at 7:54 pm
Nov 112009
 
Crazy Good Chocolate Cake

So…theoretically, this is a blog about eating well, cooking things instead of buying them, avoiding preservatives and packaged foods and the like.  I appreciate all of those ideas and adhere to them whenever possible. However, anyone who knows me knows that, in addition to good nutrition, I’m a stickler for making my sister happy.  Birthday [...]

Sep 142009
 
Step by Step: Tortellini, Tomato and Spinach Soup

My mother-in-law is a really good cook.  I’m not just saying that because I know she’s reading this, it’s true.  She’s also extremely willing to pass along recipes, which is great for my Rachael Ray filled recipe binder.  Plus, it always works in my favor to cook something from Brian’s days at home once in [...]

Mom's Blueberry Muffins

 Posted by Emily at 12:29 pm
Jul 082009
 
Mom's Blueberry Muffins

How could I say no to “Buy 1, Get 1 Free” blueberries at the supermarket last week when I knew I had the perfect recipe for them?  My mom has the most delicious blueberry muffin recipe, and after waiting a couple days for her to email me the recipe (my recipe binder is with my [...]

Rhubarb Pie, In The Summer…

 Posted by Emily at 7:55 pm
Jun 072009
 
Rhubarb Pie, In The Summer...

Once upon a time, there was a great song by the (now disbanded) band, Five Iron Frenzy: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVJhP7Qmn8k] Feeling that it was inappropriate to sing this song without ever having eaten rhubarb pie, my sister convinced me to make a rhubarb pie yesterday.  I have never made a pie. I have never had rhubarb.  But [...]

Covert Operation

 Posted by Emily at 8:15 pm
May 312009
 

Something amazing has occurred in my house.  My father ate something with chickpeas in it–and liked it!  We’re definitely making progress. Last week, Matt of NoMeatAthlete posted a recipe for Spinach and Artichoke Salad with Couscous Cakes which he found on Fine Cooking.  I’m pretty over salads at the moment, but the couscous cakes looked [...]

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