She gave me soup
What do you eat when you’re sick? … Chicken noodle soup. What do you teach a kid to dunk their grilled cheese into? … Good ole tomato soup. What food […]
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Harvest
The words Fall and harvest are like two peas in a pod – or maybe two acorn squash on a vine. It’s the time of year when we find barrels […]
In defense of the most important meal
I’m one of those people you love to hate. Why? … I’m a morning person. I know some of my friends share my sentiments, but I absolutely love waking up […]
What your food says about you
I am a Bananas Foster. I am served splendidly in a variety of occasions, whether delivered aflame by a waiter in coattails or savored within the comforts of a cozy […]
Daily devotion
It’s 7 p.m. and you stare at her as she walks in the front door, back from another day of work. All day you’ve been waiting for this moment and […]
The JOY of cooking
You’ve just walked in the front door, your bag of books or briefcase weighing down your shoulder and your shirt half tucked into your slacks, which seem to have permanent […]
Bake because you’re needed
It feels good to be needed – to have someone that recognizes the space you fill in their world. A child that asks you to tie their shoelaces; a son […]
My dinner table
Communion: an act or instance of sharing. When I think of my Dad, one of the first things that comes to mind was his love of cooking and having dinner […]
A little time for a lot of good
There are 24 hours in a day, 168 hours in a week and about 8,766 hours in a year. Most of us spend a significant amount of that time sleeping, […]
Shape matters
While some may get a rouse out of the saying, “size matters,” I’d like to argue that it’s shape that matters most. Maybe I should provide some context so you […]
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