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May 31, 2015. Fruit tarts to make now (3): spring. In other words, as I always seem to be implying, fruit tarts to make a liiiiiitle. Before now. Or, tarts with strawberries and/or rhubarb of some sorts. After two installments of what I started as the "fruit tarts to make now" series in editions Autumn. UPDATE: Post now (very belatedly) finished! Thanks and sorry if I've kept anyone waiting. If you are willing to go back to around the beginning of March. From the months of January through March or even A...

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she who eats: fruit tarts to make now (2): winter

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February 28, 2015. Fruit tarts to make now (2): winter. Living in the world with little color and sound as the woods stand still, deep in sleep over the coldest mounts of the year. So why not add some color and a little whimsy to your treats. If you happen to have read my last post. So I skip that introductory part here, and get straight to the point: tarts. Lots of them, all made with fresh fruits of the season: winter. As a shower left the place covered in fog. I wrapped up my autumn tart post. After a...

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she who eats: souvenirs from Japan

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January 23, 2005. Nowadays Japanese chocolate companies seem to make matcha (green tea) versions of every single chocolate product they sell. This is one of such recent products, and it was actually good. So named for its resemblance to. I like traditional gianduia combination of chocolate and nuts (Ferrero, Nutella, or even Valrhona), but this one, made of white chocolate, might be a bit unusual. Now I wonder how long these will last in here. 8:36 AM, January 23, 2005. 11:02 AM, January 23, 2005. A frie...

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she who eats: mostly fruit - with a bit of water and ice

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August 26, 2012. Mostly fruit - with a bit of water and ice. With the end of August coming up and a hint of autumn in the air, it feels that the summer is almost over. Except it's not, just yet. The days are still hot and I'm still consuming quite a lot of cold drinks, mostly tea and water, but occasionally something a little more sweet and fruity. In addition to super-light flavored waters like the ones I shared in my last post. Because this gooseberry ginger ale. I first tried this recipe. A few summer...

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she who eats: going green

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January 28, 2014. Well, it may be a tad. Late to say New Year's greetings this late into January, but it wouldn't feel right if I didn't to begin my first entry of the year without saying something of the sort, so there. And I wouldn't even go into the question of whether or not it should feel right to leave your humble little blog in a state of near abandonment for so. Long Better not say a word, friends. And it also feels a little funny when I think that my last entry. First I did a bit of research (i&...

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she who eats: mostly water - with a hint of summer flavors

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August 13, 2012. Mostly water - with a hint of summer flavors. That's often cold-brew sencha (green tea) or genmaicha (roasted brown rice tea, with some matcha to it), or just plain water. But for the past week or two I've been experimenting with something a little different - like this chamomile mint water with cardamom. It's basically just water infused with dried chamomile flowers ( home-dried ones. I'm not necessarily a big fan of regular chamomile tea prepared with dried flowers (or mint tea with dr...

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Friday, February 18, 2005. Park Slope Gastronome #9 - The Return of the Pig. Don't worry, I have been stuffing my face like I always do, just not writing about it. Anyway, last night's dinner experience has motivated me to write about 3 places I have recently dined at. Let's start with the most recent. Can give you the skinny. And have my question go unanswered. We could only laugh it off and promise to never come back to DeMarco's ever again. We wonder how ...

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26313; talks rot. ignore her crappola.). Ludo bites, but not too hard. Instead of collating too many holiday snaps of an evening, I joined some foodies for a bite or two. Labels: ignore this if you couldnt care less about food. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The girl who ate everything. To short term memories. Big stick small carrot. E pur si muove. My neighbours are hoors. Ludo bites, but not too hard. I joined jaiku but don't know why. My lack of taste in music. My lack-of-a-life in los angeles.

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akatsuki talks rot: A dork replies

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26313; talks rot. ignore her crappola.). I like Stephen Fry. I don't know him personally, but I enjoy his writing, his blethering, his somewhat awkward sense of style. Not being a stalker-fan, I wasn't aware that he was a gadget-freak until his recent outing. Like I said, not a stalker-fan. That said, I take great umbrage at one sentiment in his latest post about his adoration of all things dorky. I was in complete agreement with him apart from that. What exactly is wrong with pTerry's books? Or anti-soc...

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File of Fine Things: October 2010

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File of Fine Things. A blog about the experiences of food and wine. Friday, October 29, 2010. Mushrooms that'll make you cream your jeans. So use a plate, sillies. Take about ten medium-sized cremini mushrooms and pop out the caps. Scrape out the gills with a teaspoon. Clean the stems well and chop finely. Add the filling to the caps. Take a few slices of bacon, cut into 2-3 inch pieces and layer a few of each over top of each stuffed cap. Stuffed mushrooms are really a one-bite deal, though. I don't mea...

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File of Fine Things: January 2011

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File of Fine Things. A blog about the experiences of food and wine. Thursday, January 20, 2011. A Link or Two. While I'm working on the next installment of Beer 101 (or 10000001, if I had it myyyyyyy wayyy.) here's a couple interesting food things I found today. These aren't cooking blogs, but I've been thinking about the diversity of dietary choices lately. Check the articles here. Why do I have to do speedy cooking? So not only am I broke, but the first two days of the week, I have to come home, eat so...

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my incorrigible thoughts: November 2008

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A blog of my daily ramblings. Monday, November 10, 2008. What's the best breakfast you can ask for on a cold Monday morning? It's a fresh-from-the-oven croissant! This morning I had a warm, buttery, flaky croissant for breakfast. I bought a box of frozen croissants and took one of them out to proof overnight. Then I set the oven timer so that the croissant would finish baking when I needed to leave the house to go to work. It was the best way to start my week off! Friday, November 07, 2008.

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the girl lives: October 2011

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October 26, 2011. We had a picnic at the National Rhododendron Gardens. Recently to celebrate spring and all it's goodness. Here are some photos I took with my beloved AE-1 of the day. I am feeling especially lazy today, so if you would like to, you can read about the picnic in more detail over here. Josie and Katie went to the trouble to make dresses especially for the occasion, there was a special spring mix for the car ride and plenty of delicious things to eat, all in all a pretty spectacular day.

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Sakura Cupcake: Inspiring: How to start a movement

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Appreciating the beautiful, sweet, and simple things of life. Monday, April 12, 2010. Inspiring: How to start a movement. Are you a lone nut or a follower? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Inspiring: How to start a movement. Food Sites I Visit. Design Sites I Visit.

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May 31, 2015. Fruit tarts to make now (3): spring. In other words, as I always seem to be implying, fruit tarts to make a liiiiiitle. Before now. Or, tarts with strawberries and/or rhubarb of some sorts. After two installments of what I started as the "fruit tarts to make now" series in editions Autumn. UPDATE: Post now (very belatedly) finished! Thanks and sorry if I've kept anyone waiting. If you are willing to go back to around the beginning of March. From the months of January through March or even A...