Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Yuck!
I'm all about convenience, but I draw the line at hard-boiled eggs in a bag. My sweet H picked them up for me at Trader Joe's the other day because Snook eats hard-boiled eggs by the - bagful? Anyway, I tried one this morning and gag, spit, blech. It was disgusting. Kind of tasted like a rubber ball with a dry, gritty center. Maybe they're not meant to be eaten plain. I don't know, but I do know that despite the fact I haven't shown my family much in the kitchen as of yet, I CAN hard-boil a pretty mean egg, and will continue to take the extra 10 minutes to do so. As a side note, Snook liked the bagged egg. She's always been an odd duck.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Softer Than Soft
My mother-in-law introduced me to Barefoot Dreams this Christmas. All I can say is, "Aaaaah!"From outer wear . . . . . . to inner wear, they've got you covered. I'm most impressed by how this "bamboo chic" fabric seems to have its own internal thermostat. It doesn't make you too hot when you're inside or leave you too cold when you're outside. It's just right.
Scenes From Christmas
Watching Paint Dry
If You Give a Child a Camera
Early winter in Southern California has a cold, stark beauty all its own. Which my 3-year-old captured perfectly yesterday in these images. I've seen this idea around the blogosphere before, and am always amazed at how beautiful the world appears through the camera lens of a child. This is Snook's debut photo shoot. She is very proud.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Happy Holidays
More Good Eats
Last week's dinner menu included a real, honest-to-goodness, old-school-steak-house-style, table-side Caesar salad.Check the ingredients.Snook getting in on the raw-egg act.A splash of this and a stir of that.And voila!
Next up was lamb and winter vegetables. You know, I think I might take a turnip over a potato any day.Tis the season to eat!
Next up was lamb and winter vegetables. You know, I think I might take a turnip over a potato any day.Tis the season to eat!
Monday, December 21, 2009
Family Heirloom
Double Take No. 12
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