Doc’s garden is coming in and the produce not eaten by the chipmunks is beautiful! The chipmunks have taken over our yard with an underground maze of tunnels. One of their entry points is in our garden. I guess they … Continue reading
Every August, when I was growing up, my mother would buy a bushel of silver queen corn. Early in the morning we would drive to the farmer’s market for her to inspect the corn. First, she would smell it. Then … Continue reading
If zucchini is, as my Dad would say, “Coming out your ears” and you are looking for a new idea here is a recipe where zucchini is sliced into ribbons. The zucchini can be enjoyed as a vegetarian side dish … Continue reading
My grandson, is 20 months old. He learns new words every day. Doc and I were babysitting. He came over to me, lifted his arms, and grunted. I said, “Up? Do you want me to pick you up?” He grunted … Continue reading
Reed, my two year old grand-nephew was visiting the other day. He is allergic to peanuts and his parents are trying to teach him about his allergy. His father told me he came up with this response all by himself. … Continue reading
Tuscan Mushroom Stew screams healthy and is loaded with vegetables. You won’t miss the meat because portabella mushrooms add such meaty flavor. Enjoy! Tuscan Mushroom Stew 2 tablespoons olive oil1 and 1/2 cups yellow onion, 1/2-inch dice1 cup shredded carrots2 … Continue reading
Doc and I enjoy roasted Rosemary Potatoes and Onions at least once a week for dinner. Once you cut up the potatoes and onions and add the olive oil and rosemary; the dish roasts in the oven. If you haven’t … Continue reading
Many people around the world celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph, or La Festa di San Giuseppe. The feast’s roots date back to the Middle Ages, when Sicily, Italy underwent a major drought with a massive famine. The locals prayed … Continue reading
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