Provencal Asparagus Tart

Provencal Asparagus Tart

There is something about French Provencal food that really speaks to me. Haute Provence cuisine is a much lighter and simpler style of cooking verses Haute Cuisine, which is what a lot of people associate with French cooking. Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of...
Apple-Cherry Pie

Apple-Cherry Pie

There is something comforting about the smell of an apple pie baking. The butter, cinnamon, apples, and sugar create a delicious blend of aromas that can make any space feel like home. Adding sweet cherries to make an Apple-Cherry Pie happened by chance, but it is now a delicious family favorite.

White Bean Puree with Kale and Balsamic Onions

White Bean Puree with Kale and Balsamic Onions

As a vegetarian, if I showed up at someone’s house and they served this to me for dinner, I be thrilled. So often vegan and vegetarian meals are dishes intended to have meat, without the meat. This White Bean Puree with Kale and Balsamic Onions has a variety of...
Creamy Zucchini and Potato Soup

Creamy Zucchini and Potato Soup

Seventy degrees one day and the next, we have two feet of snow, but it’s not a problem as we have no place to go. One day seems to blend into another and I’m forgetting which day of the week it is. I’m also being super lazy about taking care of...
Roasted Veggie Hash with Eggs

Roasted Veggie Hash with Eggs

Conserving and using what we have is key in cooking now. When grocery shopping, which we are keeping to the absolute minimum, we look for food that has a longer shelf life. White and yellow potatoes, sweet potatoes and onions are very versatile and keep for a long time, as do eggs. We had some Brussels sprouts on hand that needed to be used so I made a roasted hash and topped it with scrambled eggs for me and fried eggs for my husband.