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What Grows Together, Goes Together; When “Tis the Season” Has a Whole Different Meaning, Now that’s just Plum……..

July 3, 2013 by marianne

  brought this bee balm up to the Cape from Walter's in Bernardsville and I think I made someone  happy! The other day I was watching a show out of one eye on the Cooking Channel while doing something else - I didn't catch the name of the show or the chef's either, but my ears perked up when she relayed this line, "What Grows Together, Goes Together".  She elaborated that the context of this was timing - that what is growing at the same time … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Ripe - A cook in the orchard by Nigel Slater

The Great Switcheroo; While Waiting for Local Heirlooms

July 2, 2013 by marianne

   Happy July! (missed yesterday, the 1st - too busy rowing around in the backyard after those downpours in the morning - yikes - I don't think I have ever seen the pooling of the water around our house like that before).  At least, I think it is Happy July - the weather here on the east coast is dastardly - and I am hoping so that it will blow out to sea and QUICKLY!!!) Well, so you know I recently went off on a great tear in reaction to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Broiled Striped Bass with Peaches and Fennel

Navigating the US Government – Whose Job is it to Protect the Bees?

June 29, 2013 by marianne

           Looks like I am starring in the movie, Dumb and Dumber 3! Whose Job is it anyway?  That became my big question of the day - is it the EPA's job - to ban pesticides or is it someone else's job to protect bees?  Are these mutually exclusive responsibilities? Let's see what we can find out.......  Just in case you are like me and made some basic assumptions about the EPA, and the role of other Government agencies as well, you may … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Agriculture, EPA, Fish and Wildlife, Interior

On Behalf of Bees – Reaching Out to the EPA – my little journey

June 28, 2013 by marianne

photo courtesy beneficialbugs.org   my all-time favorite "live" bee picture from Cindy Houlihan in Italy!  thank you Cindy! (George just said I am like Erin Brockovich!) Ok, so Christin got up this morning and told me the story (I actually missed it - how did that happen?) that she read on Twitter about the memorial service for the 50,000 bees killed by the pesticide, Safari in Oregon, and did I see it?  I am actually happy … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: 50000 bee deaths in Oregon, Safari insecticide deadly to bees

SCOTUS – The Case for and against the Marriage of Watermelon and Buttercream

June 27, 2013 by marianne

Photo Courtesy Yummly Yesterday was a great day in our celebration of civil rights. In this spirit,  let's just say that I am definitely "for" the marriage of any buttercream base and flavor, on principal and in theory.  And, as such recognize the possibility, that even though we all should have the right to any such combinations as a civil right, that, we should know in advance, that there is a chance that some of these combinations, in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baking, Blog Tagged With: Watermelon Buttercream

Watermelon – Serving up Wellness, Whimsy and the best of Memories

June 26, 2013 by marianne

Perhaps it should be said that what I love most about the Summer, from the kitchen perspective, is the availability of the best fruit - and all the wonderful ways you can enjoy it.  Yesterday, I went on again about Peaches.  Today, it is Watermelon! Isn't it amazing, that just when you need it most, nature (or man, depending on your perspective) anticipates your needs and sends forth the answer to your prayers??  In this case, during those … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog

Peachy-Keen – Peaches Pair Wonderfully With (PPWW)………..

June 25, 2013 by marianne

(please note:  my linking function is not working correctly - I apologize for any links not showing or working) These days I am just, Peachy-Keen, yes I am.  I have my mind wandering all over the place and imaging all sorts of recipes to make with peaches.  Just this morning I was trying to think of one food item that didn't go well with peaches.  Can you? It's no secret that I am a great fan of Lindsey Shere and Claudia Fleming.  … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baking, Blog, Garden Information Tagged With: blackberry soup with peaches and berries, citrus blueberry salad with almond relish and minted sugar from Bobby Flay, Claudia Fleming's peach and blackberry crumble, Claudia Fleming's Peach Tartes Tatin, Daniel Humm's Peach Gazpcho, fresh peach scones from King Arthur Flour, grilled brown sugar peaches with white chocolate, grilled halibut with peach pepper salsa, lobster and peach tacos, mixed stone fruit pie, peach and basil sorbet, peach and caramelized onion crostini, peach and coconut cake, peach and ginger jam, peach and lavender icecream, peach and melon salad with prosciutto and mozzarella, peach barbecue sauce, peach crostada, peach custard icecream with fresh peach compote, peach melba icecream, Peach Shortcake, red white and blue shortcakes, spice rubbed pork chops and grilled peaches, white peach sangria

George Burns, John Denver and Special Deliveries

June 20, 2013 by marianne

Pierre de Ronsard, or Eden Rose, so spectacular and with such lingering impact For those of you who peak at this blog now and again, you know I am clearly obsessed with taking pictures of flowers.  Whether in my yard, at flower shows or markets or even in store windows, as I did in Paris in March, I am instantly drawn to intense colors and intricate forms, and happen to react to them as if they were each their own little marvels, delivered to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baking, Blog, Garden Information Tagged With: Alice Medrich's Pure Dessert, Cookbook Picks of the Week, Cooking from the farmer's market by Jodi Liano and Tasha DeSerio, Pierre de Ronsard, Sarah Raven's Garden Cookbook

A Woman to Admire, A Motto to Follow

June 18, 2013 by marianne

   Clematis Jackmanii While I was sitting in a men's fitting room early last week waiting for George to have 2 suits tailored, I paged through a copy of the Sunday Times Style Magazine from June 2 which I found on the coffee table.  While I was initially intrigued by the cover shot of "Mrs. Prada", I was ultimately struck by one quote attributed to a woman I had never heard of before, but who I will now, never forget.  The author of the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog, Garden Information

To Thine Own Self Be True, The Importance of Being Earnest – Shakespeare and Oscar Wilde Teach Me a Lesson; It Takes The Cake – Zoe François’ Bee Hive Cake

June 13, 2013 by marianne

  Photo Courtesy Zoe Bakes Warning:  Anyone who comments to me about the weather today is in the line of fire.  I am sitting at my desk watching yet another deluge of rain coming down. Is it time for the rowboats?  Thank goodness I have the likes of Zoe François' Bee Hive Cake to make me smile. Never underestimate their immortal words:    To Thine Own Self Be True and The Importance of Being Earnest- I have Shakespeare and Oscar … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baking, Blog Tagged With: The Perfect Peach by David Masumoto, Zoe François' Beehive Cake

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