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Banoffee. | plate + page

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Inspecting gadgets. →. May 29, 2010 · 12:32 pm. When it comes to eating out, I am a slave to my sweet tooth. A willing slave. If I’m picking a restaurant to visit, I usually base my decision entirely on its dessert menu, and I see no reason to apologise for this. My sweet tooth has standards, and I don’t think they’re unreasonable: if I can. Clear my plate, if I have to loosen my belt, if I sense the imminent need for a tooth filling and/or a nap, my dessert has done its job. I should probably mention th...

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Kitchen economies. | plate + page

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Lazy bookery. →. August 3, 2010 · 12:41 pm. When I mentioned the pea and ham soup to a friend of mine and told her that I’d quartered the recipe (it served 6-8; I live alone), she said that I should just have made the whole thing and frozen some of it in batches. ‘Of course! I thought. ‘I should totally do that next time I use the slow cooker [Winter 2011? Since Brisbane has no Ben and Jerry’s. Maybe a blessing in disguise for my wallet and my waistline) that costs about $8 a tub, so once again I fail th...

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Despair narratives. | plate + page

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Coffee walnut streusel cake. Bowl and spoon. →. April 10, 2010 · 11:40 am. Thus far, progress on my thesis which, you’ll remember, is all about cookbooks swings wildly between two points, like an enraged seesaw, if a seesaw could ever be enraged:. I can’t believe no one else has made these groundbreaking connections before! This is going to be the best thesis EVER! Pretty, just as a cupcake should be. Boring, pointless, full of watercress. Coffee walnut streusel cake. Bowl and spoon. →. Address never mad...

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June 2014 – Brenna Layne

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Follow Blog via Email. Adventures in manuscript submission (47). Read Eat. Repeat. When suffering from some bizarre kind of stomach bug, the logical response is naturally to read a bunch of blogs about literature and food. I don’t know what’s gotten into me. The Art of Eating Books: Food and Fashion Inspired by Literature. Pumpkin juice from the. Books….Butterscotch from. Recipes….and what? This website is way, way too much fun, and it’s beautifully-designed to boot. Dishy Literature: Food to the Letter.

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Bookish Foodish Geekish: To begin with

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Monday, August 1, 2011. This blog is one of those cases of "I can't find it anymore, so I decided to make my own.". Specifically, I had just discovered a blog whose very concept delighted me-all literary food porn. All the time-but, sadly, the authors appear to be no longer updating. So I'm going the fangirl route and picking up more or less where they left off: to wit, quoted passages of "delicious descriptions of food from literature," with commentary. As "lashings and lashings of ginger beer".

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Bookish Foodish Geekish: August 2011

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Monday, August 1, 2011. You can check out any time you like. Robert Aickman is known for "strange stories," and "The Hospice" is, yep, a strange story. The protagonist, Mr. Maybury, gets into a bad car accident and ends up stopping for food and lodging somewhere between The Magic Mountain. And The Twilight Zone. Can I have something to drink? A lager will do.". A pity," said Maybury. Obviously it would help the catching-up process if Maybury ate no more than two-thirds of the pasta fantasy. But the w...

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Dinner's Point of View: May 2010

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Dinner's Point of View. Thoughts about food and the adventure of attempting to go vegetarian for a semester. Thursday, May 13, 2010. I am obsessed with chow.com, a website for everything food related. Recipes, stories, tips, interviews, restaurant reviews: everything excellent is on this website. This guy is my favorite. Who knew soda could be so complex? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The words of shel silverstein. Thanksgiving Dinner's sad and thankless. Christmas Dinner's dark and blue.

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Two hands – one heart | Pellegrina's Notebook

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The Story of Me. In art, as in love, instinct is enough. Two hands – one heart. By Barbara Maria Rathbone. I was truly moved today by watching this short film below about the pianist Leon Fleisher who, due to a crippling dystonia, had to give up his career at the peak of his powers. Thankfully, a valedictory journey into various therapies but most of all through the meaning of identity in music brought his right hand back to join his left . 8216;In art, as in love, instinct is enough.’. April 3, 2012.

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At year’s end is the beginning | Pellegrina's Notebook

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The Story of Me. In art, as in love, instinct is enough. At year’s end is the beginning. By Barbara Maria Rathbone. Life is the game that must be played, this truth at least, good friends, we know; so live and laugh, nor be dismayed as one by one the phantoms go. Arthur Rubenstein. I used one of those Facebook apps today to compile my year in a sum of statuses (stati? Also today and very much related to this, Jess Duchen reminded me of the great romantic pianist Arthur Rubenstein, who upon a similar cont...