Homemade Tomato Soup & Open Faced Vegetable Melts (Plus: How to Bake with Yeast)

Homemade Tomato Soup & Open Faced Vegetable Melts (Plus: How to Bake with Yeast)
Those of you who live in areas that see a lot of snow will understand when I say that sometimes a 10 minute drive to the market for a loaf of bread is so not worth it. Like last week, when Connecticut was being covered in sheets of snow and freezing rain, and I realized I’d forgotten to buy a...

Creamy Carrot Potato Soup

Creamy Carrot Potato Soup
Some recipes are the result of hours spent in the kitchen, tweaking this ingredient or that, and some recipes just happen. The recipe in this post is an example of the latter and is, if you ask me, exactly what a soup should be as a result: the ingredients you have on hand, thrown into a pot and simmered...

Butternut Squash Stew with Rosemary and Tomatoes

Butternut Squash Stew with Rosemary and Tomatoes
Twice a year I go to conferences as part of my graduate studies and every time I’m scheduled to leave at least one person will give my husband sorrowful looks. “Poor you!”, they exclaim, patting him on the shoulder, “What are you going to eat while Ari’s gone? Has she...

Foggy Day Chili & Farm Stand Cornbread

Foggy Day Chili & Farm Stand Cornbread
Chili and cornbread are two of my favorite things to eat on crisp autumn or cold winter days. Not only do they fill you up, but they make you feel warm and toasty, transforming the icy winds into a welcome mealtime accompaniment. Sure the weather outside may be frightful, but in here honey, I got me...

Jamie Oliver’s Early Autumn Minestrone

Jamie Oliver’s Early Autumn Minestrone
“To feel safe and warm on a cold wet night, all you really need is soup.” Though I’ve been on the East Coast for almost ten years now, every so often I find myself missing the warm southern California weather I grew up with. As a child I spent late December splashing through the ocean,...

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