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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Chowder from the Pine Tree State
Fall in New England – the flaming burst of colors before the landscape mutes – always sends me back into the kitchen for comfort food, and chowder fits that category.
Posted in cookbooks, Food, History
Tagged Boston, Boston Evening Post, chowder, clam, corn, fish, haddock, Maine, Massachusetts, potato, soup
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A Beginner Attempts a Prize-Winning Pie
Embarrassing to admit, I never baked an entire apple pie before this weekend. How un-American!
Posted in cookbooks, Food, History, memoir
Tagged apple pie, apples, brandy, butter, cranberries, crust, currants, grandmother, Massachusetts, orange zest, raisins, Salem Cross Inn, Topsfield Fair
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In My October Kitchen
Thanks once again to inspiration from Celia at figjamandlimecordial, here’s a peek into my October kitchen near Boston, Massachusetts. Cool weather has brought root vegetables back to the farmer’s markets. Last night, I diced an assortment (beets, carrots, parsnips, butternut squash), then tossed with olive … Continue reading
Posted in cookbooks, Food, memoir
Tagged apple pie, apples, beets, carrots, cookbooks, parsnips, pie crust, root vegetables, squash, vintage cookbooks
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Pears with a Virginia Past
A Taste of Virginia, published by the James River Garden Club in Richmond, presents traditional fare fit for serving in grand homes around the Old Dominion. The recipes in this book veer far from the humble roots of my Virginia … Continue reading
Posted in cookbooks, Food, History
Tagged Anjou, farmer's market, ginger, James River Garden Club, lemon, pear, Richmond, sugar, Taste of Virginia, Virginia
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