I was 17 when I started college at San Francisco State University – SFSU– a semester late. I started in January 1975 instead of the traditional September. Everyone was already
Tag Archives: vegetarian
Issa and I have been making almond milk on a regular basis now. I think I’ve got it down to a fine science
My last Post was about the Southern States’ New Years Day tradition of Hoppin John, Greens, and Corn bread. The black-eyed peas in the Hoppin’ John represent the coins. The green color
Over the last years we have tried to have a New Year’s Day Open House combined with a celebration of Jared’s birthday. Some years it works. Some years it doesn’t. This year it didn’t
Baked Goods, Cakes/Cupcakes, Desserts, Holidays, Snacks, Sweets, Vegetarian
Pumpkin Bundt Cake With Cinnamon Glaze
We took our Thanksgiving on the road this year. Celebrating the holiday and all that we are thankful for with my younger brother and niece and our kids. We rented a house in a pine
Baked Goods, Breakfast/Brunch, Eggs, French, Lunch, Pies and Tarts, Vegetable Dishes, Vegetarian
Black Rice Crust Quiche
Alan has great friends. I get to have Alan’s friend as my friends now by virtue of my association with Alan. Lucky me. Two of his friends invited us to their weekend house up in
Dinner, Lunch, Side Dishes, Vegan, Vegetable Dishes, Vegetarian
Broiled Eggplant on Another Friday Night
Eggplant is really one of my all time favorite foods. Any excuse to make eggplant something and in summertime we can pick them right off of the vine here in our garden – thanks to Ed
The bride to be was beaming and laughing. Her Mama was too. What could be better? All the girlfriends were here. The food was delicious (made by Marmalade – mostly) and the presents
Gluten-Free, Salad, Side Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, Vegetarian
Gingin’s Pre-Wedding Girlfriend Party With a Lovely Beet Salad
I haven’t written about Virginia Ripley yet. Our beloved Gingin. Family but not by blood. By love and affinity. We absolutely could not live without her in our lives. I met Virginia when
I always love to cook with kids. My kid. My step-kids. Their friends. My nieces and nephews and their friends. My friend’s kids. Big kids, little kids. It doesn’t matter. Everyone can help