How To, Informational, Writing April 25, 2016 Haley Leave a comment http://littlemagonline.com/tag/haute-couture-evening-gowns/ You signed up for a weekly CSA share and you had every intention of eating all of that beautiful, juicy, organically grown produce each week. Sadly, you’ve found that you just can’t eat it all fast enough and you’re forced to throw out produce […]
In culinary school I learned a very standard technique to chop, dice or mince onions. This process involves cutting an onion in half, placing it cut side down on your board, placing your hand on top and making horizontal cuts toward your arm! This has always felt a bit terrifying and insane to me. The beauty […]
How To, Informational, Writing April 25, 2016 Haley Leave a comment Bhāyāvadar You signed up for a weekly CSA share and you had every intention of eating all of that beautiful, juicy, organically grown produce each week. Sadly, you’ve found that you just can’t eat it all fast enough and you’re forced to throw out produce […]
Eggs, Feed a crowd, Fourth of July, Gluten Free, Holiday Cooking, Quick and Easy, Recipes, Salads, Side Dish, Small Plates, Vegetarian July 1, 2016 Haley Leave a comment http://modernsmile.com/about/our-spa/ Sweet, tangy, smokey, and rich. This Honeydew Melon salad wets your appetite and awakens your taste buds. It’s a perfect first course for a rich grilled […]
contextually Friday brought a sudden cold snap to Austin, TX. After weeks of high temperatures in the 80s, I was met with a burst of 40 degree wind when I let the dogs out Friday morning. Our shiba inu/princess, Sadie, decided not to stay outside for long. Cold temps might be a bit disappointing to […]
Culinary Building Blocks, How To, Meat & Poultry December 18, 2015 Haley Leave a comment where to order Pregabalin online Most of us home cooks buy pre-cut pieces of chicken rather than whole chickens. We think a pack of chicken breasts, thighs, legs or wings can be more affordable. This can be true if you plan […]
Fish & Seafood, Gluten Free, Main Dish, Pescatarian, Recipes May 10, 2016 Haley Leave a comment Botevgrad Looking for a simple and quick, yet delicious and healthy weeknight meal? Wild caught Alaskan salmon is your answer. Not only is Wild caught Alaskan salmon full of omega 3 fatty acids which increases good cholesterol levels, it’s also a […]
Kid Friendly, Main Dish, Meat & Poultry, Recipes July 25, 2016 Haley 1 Comment If you’re looking for an amazing dish to please all the unique palettes in your house, these Beef and Potato Stuffed Red Peppers are the winner. Continue reading Beef and Potato Stuffed Red Peppers → Bell peppercheesecream cheesegluten freeparmesan cheesepotatoesred bell […]
You might be lucky enough to still have a few tomatoes left on your vines or were smart enough to pluck those delicious little jewels last week before the cold set in (in Texas). Maybe you have a brilliant gardener friend who spirited a few to you at the last minute. However you procured your […]
I’m learning these days that sometimes you just have to set an intention for something that you desire and then jump, blindly, feet first into the thick of it. Continue reading Pumpkin Rice Dressing I’m happy to announce that I am now partnering with Green Gate Farms here in East Austin!! I will be writing recipes […]
Kid Friendly, Main Dish, Meat & Poultry, Recipes July 25, 2016 Haley 1 Comment If you’re looking for an amazing dish to please all the unique palettes in your house, these Beef and Potato Stuffed Red Peppers are the winner. Continue reading Beef and Potato Stuffed Red Peppers → Bell peppercheesecream cheesegluten freeparmesan cheesepotatoesred bell […]
July 8, 2016 Haley 2 Comments As I drove my son to school this morning, the first thing we heard on the radio was Bob Marley’s Redemption Song. I found it very poignant and emotional following the two police shootings of African American citizens this week. I hadn’t yet heard about the brutal attack on police […]
Main Dish, Pasta, Recipes, Side Dish June 7, 2016 Haley Leave a comment The past few months have proven to be a Six Flags Texas Cyclone Style rollercoaster of emotion for me and my people. From getting engaged, to leaving a job, to starting a new part time gig, to losing a loved one, to […]
It’s December 31, 2014, New Years Eve!! And we’re sick…boo. Don’t fret! We’re having vegetarian chili tonight! Yaay!! Continue reading Slightly Vegetarian Chili New Year’s Eve This year my sweetie and I spent Thanksgiving with my aunt, uncle and cousin. We spent a lovely afternoon with warm conversation, delicious dishes and Chickenfoot Dominoes. Continue reading Warm […]