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Chalk & Cheese: November 2006

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Wednesday, November 29, 2006. Another of our favorite uses for molasses is these delicious cookies, baked in preparation for this weekend's great big annual London foodblogger cookie swap, hosted by the Passionate Cook. And with probable appearances by the folks at Cook Sister! Il Blog di San Lorenzo. For pictures of the event. This is the first cookie baking of the season here in Shepherd's Bush! By the time Christmas rolls around, we'll have it down pat. Ginger Spice Drop Cookies. 1 cup dark brown sugar.

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Chalk & Cheese: We're your huckleberries

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Saturday, August 29, 2009. More pictures of our exciting adventure are available here:. These pictures are gorgeous and your narration makes me as if Im sitting the back seat. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow the zany adventures of two newlyweds as they travel the world in search of perspective and yummy treats. View my complete profile. Chalk and Cheese Archive. The soggy, foggy, cloud-shrouded Tetons. Hang on to your pic-a-nic baskets. Paranoia Strikes Deep in the Heartland.

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Chalk & Cheese: April 2007

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Thursday, April 26, 2007. We really are in Jerusalem! The strawberries at the market have also been fantastic; we're been slicing them and macerating them in sugar, lemon juice and chopped fresh mint and topping with a little plain yogurt or marscapone cheese for a delicious and relatively healthy spring dessert. Friday, April 20, 2007. Let's Go Get Another Guidebook. We weren't sure what we might do along the way, so we brought along a guidebook for the region. Rebel Without a Cause. Let's Go Travel Gui...

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Chalk & Cheese: Who's bad?

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Thursday, August 20, 2009. Ahh, the Badlands! 8216;Hell with the fires out,’ as one early explorer had it, and for us a landscape reminiscent of the moon, with gunslingers peeping around from every corner. Luckily, we had our American flags and slingshots ready, as well as our camera. With the ways of the West, we took to the road once more. Next stop: Yellowstone! More pictures of our exciting adventures are available here:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Rubber Slippers i...

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Chalk & Cheese: Paranoia Strikes Deep in the Heartland

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Paranoia Strikes Deep in the Heartland. Crossing the Mississippi felt like a milestone, particularly since the landscape flattened into western farmland almost immediately and the road began to stretch out in front of us perfectly straight for hundreds of miles. We put the pedal to the floor, watched the amber waves of grain roll by, and fantasized about joining the ranks of rosy-cheeked farm families who live in big white houses surrounded by even bigger red barns. The Scent ...

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Chalk & Cheese: Oregon!

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Monday, August 31, 2009. Dodging crazed cyclists (boy, have we seen a lot of those) and bighorn sheep (ditto! We pushed off at first light from East Glacier and climbed the Going-to-the-Sun road, over Logan's Pass towards the west side of the park. We rolled through the remainder of Montana, northern Idaho, eastern Washington and over the Columbia River into our brand new home state. Many celebrities are actually fascinated with the retro looks of these boots,. Here is my page: グッチ 財布. Faith's on the Road.

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Chalk & Cheese: The soggy, foggy, cloud-shrouded Tetons

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Wednesday, August 26, 2009. The soggy, foggy, cloud-shrouded Tetons. Our time in the Grand Tetons was brief (it turns out we're fair-weather campers), but the clouds broke enough for a peek at the peaks, after a hearty western chuckwagon breakfast of sourdough pancakes in Moose, Wyoming. More pictures of our water-logged adventures are available here:. This is good site to spent time on. allergy. Read a useful article about tramadol tramadol. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Chalk & Cheese: September 2009

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Monday, September 07, 2009. The Flat VI Or, The Honeymoon is Over II. Our new apartment is super-cute (thanks again to our new friend, Christine, for her frank and judicious help in locating a suitable domicile). We've even found room for nearly all of our kitchen implements and stemware. Before we get too settled, we thought it best to quantify the roadtrip experience that got us here:. Days on the go:. Miles under our belts:. Locales in which we spent at least one night:. Nights spent in the tent:.

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CrankyInColumbiaMD: March 2009

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Columbia, Maryland residents share insightful comments and gripes about life in the suburbs stuck between Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC. Topics range from restaurant reviews to politics to life in modern-day America. Tuesday, March 10, 2009. Two More From the "Larder". Fresh-squeezed juice of one orange (Valencias work best). Pour all of this over ice in a shaker. Shake, and pour into a martini glass. Sprinkle some nutmeg across the top, and serve! Garlic powder to taste. Fajita seasoning to taste (co...