Sometimes I Surprise Myself

 Posted by Emily at 9:27 pm
Sep 142011
 
Sometimes I Surprise Myself

If it seems that I haven’t been posting much that I’ve actually cooked recently, there’s a good reason for that.  I haven’t been very impressed with a lot of the things I’ve cooked lately.  August, as you may recall, was ridiculous.  School started a couple weeks ago and, contrary to my expectations (I’m being serious [...]

Herbed Olive Oil Bread

 Posted by Emily at 3:51 pm
Sep 092010
 
Herbed Olive Oil Bread

Continuing with the theme of “reasons I love my food processor,” I wanted to introduce you to this really delicious bread I made. Credit must be given where credit is due, this recipe is adapted from Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything Vegetarian.   He’s got a number of quick bread recipes in there, and [...]

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 [...]

 
Organize, Give, Reduce and more: Highlights from My Reader

Highlights for September 12-18 6 Ways to Organize Your Pantry from Zesty Cook.  Which reminds me, I said I was going to reorganize my pantry…fridge…cabinets when I moved in a month ago.  That still hasn’t happened.  Maybe I’ll do that today. Or not …if I reorganize things then I might not know where the are. [...]

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 [...]

Apr 072009
 

I very much enjoyed taking the “Holier than Chow” quiz from Time Out New York. Your Score: 55 You’re a Discerning Diner. You know what you like and it often includes gussied-up grub. But you’re just as happy scarfing a Papaya Dog any day of the week. Really? I think I may be a bit [...]

School Lunch Links

 Posted by Emily at 9:08 am
Apr 012009
 

Mark Bittman tweeted this great link this morning regarding school lunches.  I completely agree with Gehry Oatey’s post, especially this line: Tellingly, I rarely see any teachers eating the school lunch. Seems strange that this needs to be said, but if it’s not good enough for us, why do we give it to our students? [...]

Live Blog II: Fried Rice

 Posted by Emily at 12:37 pm
Mar 292009
 
Live Blog II: Fried Rice

11:43: All I’ve eaten this morning was half a granola bar (still too sweet, I haven’t changed my mind) and a hand full of walnuts.  I want real lunch.  Time to finish the fried rice started this morning. 11:44: Gather ingredients: oil, bell pepper (green; you should’ve seen the produce selection at the supermarket last [...]

Mar 232009
 

In these crazy times, its nice to get some good news. The Obama’s planted their vegetable garden.  I realize I’m probably the last food blogger on the planet to write about it, life got busy and my Reader got out of control. For those who haven’t been paying attention, the NY Times reports that the [...]

Peach Walnut Granola Bars

 Posted by Emily at 9:11 am
Mar 072009
 
Peach Walnut Granola Bars

Continuing with the Mark Bittman theme, I made granola bars last night based on the ones in  How to Cook Everything Vegetarian.  I’m not sure why I felt the pressing need to do so; I’m sure we have a giant Sam’s Club box of Quaker Chewy Granola Bars in the basement and I like those [...]

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