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WIAW 36

WIAW 36

Back to a pretty typical day, for me… It’s cool in the mornings, now, and I can face cooked beans again. I basically heat them in the pan with their liquid (or some water) and sometimes seasoning, then mash with a fork. I poach a 

What Grandma Did (Not…)

What Grandma Did (Not…)

A few years back, I was part of a conversation that included a friend who was trying to both increase the fresh food (especially vegetables) she ate and decrease her carbon footprint – by eliminating plastic, making fewer trips to the supermarket, shopping at the 

End of Summer Hot Pepper Soup

End of Summer Hot Pepper Soup

  It’s September. Summer is ending. The days are cooler – finally comfortable, for me. The air conditioner is off, the windows are open, and we just dug out a light blanket for the bed. This is the most beautiful season in New York City. 

WIAW 35

WIAW 35

Normally I show a fairly typical day. Usually I’m either working from home, or going out on a job in the afternoon, after lunch, so I can easily photograph my meals at home. A year ago, I was carrying lunches and eating in parks or 

Mom’s Coleslaw

Mom’s Coleslaw

One of the reasons that I have always been comfortable with cooking most things from scratch is that my mother always did so. Our cooking styles are quite different – as I’ve said, I grew up eating frozen vegetables, largely because there simply was no