smoked trout spread at the seashore
I know the delicious pastries, custards, and pies are distracting, but you may have noticed some of Noisette Pastry Kitchen‘s …
Category Archives: travel
let there be light
Stircrazy and freezing, I escaped to the beach for the day last weekend. It’s been really cold for Eugene, and …
marcel duchamp, a barrel, and dutch pickles on npr
I am reminded of Marcel Duchamp: a readymade. You know the story of the most famous one, right? To make …
baby, it’s hot chocolate inside
Definitely a day to cozy up to your couch and drink some hot chocolate. I wish I were back in …
going dutch
As those of you keeping up on my whereabouts on my Facebook page know, I’ve been out of the …
feast portland part deux: 15 minutes of fame
My earlier post on Feast Portland is here. You can view the entire photo set on my Facebook page, open …
first impressions: riffle nw in portland
I’ve never been satisfied with the realities of the seafood restaurant, perhaps because the concept is so promising but the …
concrete kiss: a czech classic cocktail with an apricot chaser
I’m excited to participate in Food in Jars‘ Drink Week this year. It features various preservation bloggers putting their creations …
happy as a clam
The intense, intensive week of reading historic cookbooks is over, and I’m tired but elated I had the opportunity to …
culinaria eugenius in cambridge: fruits of our labor
Yesterday, I learned how to be a Virginia house-wife. Luckily, my guide book from 1824 focused more on preservation techniques …
