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wendell for wednesday
Even worse, a system of specialization requires the abdication to specialists of various competences and responsibilities that were once personal and universal. Thus, the average—one is tempted to say, the…
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roasted veggie soup
We like soups around here (in case that wasn’t already obvious). I really try to make a big batch of soup (or two) on Sunday afternoons, typically a meatless one…
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easiest fresh tomato sauce (using up tomatoes)
It happens every year: I get sick of fresh tomatoes. When those first ones come around the end of June, I can’t eat enough of them. I have them for…
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wendell for wednesday
More from the terrific Moyers’ interview: “The idea that you have to go somewhere else, that you have to leave a fertile country in order to make a living is…
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local garlic soup + home remedies
Grant and I used to go a few winters without getting sick, but now it feels like we’re lucky to make it a few months without some kind of funk…
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barbecue cole slaw
I get so lazy in the kitchen in the summer. There’s so much good stuff right outside in the garden and the CSA box that I rarely have a menu…
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lacto-fermented escabeche
One of my 2013 resolutions was to eat more fermented foods. I’ve been making lots on my own. I’ve had lots of successes – and some pretty epic failures (which…
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wendell for wednesday
“It’s an article of my faith and belief that all creatures live by breathing God’s breath and participating in His spirit and this means that the whole thing’s holy. The…
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blog announcement
So much exciting stuff has been going on lately: Our creation care ministry was approved as a PARTNER of Grace Church, enabling us to expand our reach and resources We…
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roasted tomatoes
Last night’s garden harvest! I looove roasted tomatoes. The fire-roasted tomatoes take tortilla soup to a whole new level with their smoky sweetness. We’re still harvesting several pounds of tomatoes…
