Recent Random Food Thoughts

 Posted by Emily at 7:52 pm
Feb 042012
 

Never before have I seen so many blood orange recipes. I haven’t looked to see if anyone near us sells blood oranges, but the more recipes I see, the more interested I am in finding out if the fruit is worth eating.  I did try the new Chobani flavor, but it wasn’t life changing.  I [...]

My New Favorite Spice

 Posted by Emily at 8:09 pm
Oct 172011
 
My New Favorite Spice

We have a very robust collection of herbs and spices.  Our local food co-op has made it easy to purchase spices, in small or large quantities, for very reasonable prices. Many of the containers are not filled with their original contents-they’ve been saved and refilled.  If you were to look through my entire spice drawer, [...]

Sep 252011
 
Highlights: The Most Important Meal

My usual breakfast is a cup of tea and then some sort of carbohydrate: a bagel and cream cheese/toast and jam/oatmeal.  Often I make my bagel or toast and take it with me to work, eating it as I get organized for my day.  Despite how lame that is, I really do like breakfast.  I [...]

Look Ma, No Eggs!

 Posted by Emily at 10:00 am
Aug 192011
 
Look Ma, No Eggs!

Once upon a time, Brian asked if I had plans for the few eggs that were remaining in our fridge.  Not thinking the entire conversation through, I said no and Brian proceeded to make me the best scrambled eggs I’d had in a long time. Later that evening, I was making Smokin’ Hoppin’ John (black [...]

Tips for Keeping Produce Fresh

 Posted by Emily at 9:24 pm
Jul 292011
 
Tips for Keeping Produce Fresh

If you’ve been paying attention, you’re probably aware that we generally have a lot of produce in our apartment.  Between our weekly CSA pick ups and any other vegetables I buy, we keep our fridge pretty full of fresh food. There’s nothing worse than having to throw out produce, especially when you paid good money [...]

Highlights: Hello, Summer!

 Posted by Emily at 6:29 pm
Jun 192011
 
Highlights: Hello, Summer!

Tomorrow is my last day of school until September.  And, since all my students have already taken their finals, it should be a pretty easy one.  Unlike most teachers, I’m not chomping at the bit for summer to start.  I had a really great year this year, my students were awesome and I’m finding it [...]

May 292011
 
Highlights: The Incredible, Edible Egg

This week’s highlights are partially inspired by Rachel’s recent post about how wonderful eggs are.  Though Brian and I don’t get 2 and ½ dozen eggs every time we go grocery shopping, we do consume a decent number of eggs around these parts. Eggs are so delicious, a great source of protein and so versatile.  [...]

You Win Some, You Lose Some

 Posted by Emily at 9:01 pm
Dec 082010
 
You Win Some, You Lose Some

The results of our most recent CSA pickup (Friday): onions, delicata squash, carrots, parsnips, sweet potatoes, garlic, russet potatoes, squash, brussels sprouts and eggs! I love how they’re all different colors and shapes. We got parsnips 2 weeks ago.  I made Parsnip Puree with Olive Oil and Sage, but the texture was really fibrous and Brian [...]

Pregaming (HLS Recap #1)

 Posted by Emily at 11:13 am
Aug 172010
 
Pregaming (HLS Recap #1)

The 6 days I spent in Chicago, exploring and attending the Healthy Living Summit were awesome.  I am so glad I went.  And now…let the recaps begin. HLS activities didn’t begin until Friday night, but when I discovered that the Healthy Living Summit was going to be in Chicago, I’d immediately contacted my friend Kirstin, [...]

Aug 072010
 
Taste Test: Fruit Roll-Ups Simply Fruit

On Wednesday I was hanging out at Target, looking for clothes for the Healthy Living Summit and presents for my friends’ new baby and generally wasting time because it’s summer, when I stumbled upon these (presumably new) Fruit Roll-Ups Simply Fruit fruit rolls. At first, I was excited, because Brian and I are big fans [...]

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