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We had a busy few days prior to the blizzard with Darrell intent on getting taps in for syrup season (on the off chance the sap might start flowing). Happily, Continue Reading →
If reincarnation does exist then at some point in history my husband was likely some sort of scavenger; probably an opossum. Scavenging is in his blood. Not only do opossums Continue Reading →
I am just returning from a visit to Provence, France, having stepped out of my life for 8 days with nothing holding me to my normal patterns and routines. Even Continue Reading →
In just a little less than a week, I’ll be on my way to France checking out both the historic sites and the bread! Planning the trip has brought me Continue Reading →
The Genesee Country Museum’s Baking with Maple contest is officially over for 2014. I was up at 6:00 this morning getting my Maple Ribbon Cake ready and decided, on Continue Reading →
This gallery contains 6 photos.
We had a busy few days prior to the blizzard with Darrell intent on getting taps in for syrup season (on the off chance the sap might start flowing). Happily, Continue Reading →
I decided this week that I needed to make a hearty bread. It has, after all, been one of the longest, coldest, snowiest winters that I can remember (since my Continue Reading →
I first heard about Swedish limpa bread while I was reading through the reader comments on my own blog! Limpa bread? Even though I had no idea what kind of Continue Reading →
My friend, Sandie, Facebooked me a recipe for a Sicilian fig cake. In the course of our friendship we had discovered that our families had both emigrated to America Continue Reading →
When I work with groups in a “bread-shop” (work-shop doesn’t really seem to fit the bill) I often start with a little bit of bread trivia. The first question I Continue Reading →
Saturdays when I was growing up, my mother carted me to religious education classes, well…religiously. Sitting obediently still, I often counted the minutes knowing that the real ritual began once Mom picked Continue Reading →