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I suppose this is not a real confit but it is similar: peeled garlic cloves slowly cooked in olive oil until soft. This would be delicious with duck fat or butter instead of the olive oil. Use the garlic confit in most any savory dish to enrich the flavor. Large container of peeled garlic cloves (as sold at CostCo or ,in a smaller version, at Trader Joe's). Extra Virgin Olive Oil or other stable fat, enough to cover. Duck fat or butter would be delicious! Set the oven to 325 degrees F. This will keep a f...
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Restorative Moves - RestorativeMoves.com. My Schedule and Nia Info. Nia HQ in Portland, OR - http:/ www.nianow.com/. Nia Classes and Events in Arizona - http:/ www. Nia in Santa Fe - http:/ www.studioniasantafe.com/. Nia Green Belt, December 2009. Carol and Kathy at Green Belt Graduation. GREEN BELT December 2009 StudioNia Portland. Shortly after returning from my Green Belt I gave a short presentation about my Nia journey at Westminster Village, a Scottsdale retirement community where my parents live.
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OLD BLOG: Gardening in the Sonoran Desert. I've stopped updating this blog but I'm keeping it around since it has good info on hot climate gardening and my garden in particular. NCHS REUNION PICTURES: http:/ reunionnchs.blogspot.com/. Pictures from my High School reunion trip. Mostly these are pictures of the town so I could show my parents how it has changed. This picture was of a mural of how the town used to look back in the old days - i.e., back when I was in High School!
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About Season to Taste. This website currently has personal and professional information and links to my other sites. SeasonToTaste was originally a food and cookbook website, back when I had an online store selling used and rare cookbooks. The picture above is more than a few years old and it brings back happy memories. NOTE - If you are looking for a catering company, this is NOT the site! About me - Kathryn J. Bennett Resume on Linked In. Http:/ www.linkedin.com/in/kathrynbennett.
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Links to Author and Book Websites. I added this page after attending a Poisoned Pen Mystery conference. I ran across so many authors there that I have not yet read that I decided to add a spot on this website where I could keep track of them. Poisoned Pen June 2010 Conference at the Arizona Biltmore. The official website for the conference (This link may not remain active since the conference is over). The Poisoned Pen Bookstore.
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Season to Taste: April 2009
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Wednesday, April 22, 2009. We put up netting - the peaches are getting ripe. The new yellow fig tree is very happy. The roses are blooming like crazy. If only I could smell them! Can't wait till my cold is gone. Links to this post. Wednesday, April 01, 2009. Garden update for April 1, 2009. Links to this post. What to do in a Desert Garden in April? Plant...
Season to Taste: December 2008
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Sunday, December 28, 2008. Taste Test New Citrus. The citrus have been ripening on their for a while now. I did not want to rush to pick them. For many of the trees, this is the first harvest. Today I picked a. 10 on list) Clementine Tangerine - very good, a bit seedy, true tangerine flavor with loose skin. Citrus - Left to Right. Links to this post.
Season to Taste: Roses in a Desert Garden
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Monday, July 27, 2009. Roses in a Desert Garden. Well, this blog has been semi-abandoned for some time. I've had physical problems (broken wrist), computer problems (still unresolved - I'm writing this on on old clunker), irrigation problems, and camera problems. I planted a tall standard Double Delight. Rose tree in the middle of the bed. Has long been m...
Season to Taste: September 2008
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Tuesday, September 30, 2008. RECIPE: Vertical Roasted Chicken. I've been meaning to post a few recipes, so here's my first one. We were vegetarians for years so I am re-discovering how to cook with meat and being much pickier than I used to be. Also I have a little more time after work on some days so I can take a while if results warrant it. Clean, rinse...
Season to Taste: January 2009
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Monday, January 26, 2009. Isn't it a bit early for this? The backyard smells heavenly - one of my Meyer lemon trees (bushes) is blooming. The just-planted Fuji Apple tree. And I'm really worried about this nectarine which is already flowering! Links to this post. Wednesday, January 21, 2009. Had a Kinnow (#7 on the list), my first ever! Finally, last week...
Season to Taste: August 2008
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Saturday, August 09, 2008. Rain, Weeds and the Neighbors Lose a Fig. We've had a lot of rain. Locally it's known as the monsoon season, but having lived in Thailand and India, I can say that it's nothing like a real monsoon. The yellow figs were not quite ripe. Links to this post. Friday, August 01, 2008. What to do in a Desert Garden in August? Record Hi...
Season to Taste: October 2008
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Wednesday, October 01, 2008. What to do in a Desert Garden in October? Here are some tips on what to do in the desert garden this month from the. University of Arizona College of Agriculture Maricopa County Extension. There's also a lot of other helpful information and FAQ's on that website. In Phoenix, Arizona. Average: 0.7 inches. To Do List . . . Brocc...
Season to Taste: June 2009
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Monday, June 01, 2009. Onward and update - June 1 update. It seems a little late to advise planting melon seeds now (see previous post)! But maybe there's hope for my puny melon plants. Only the cucumber and the honeydews have really taken off. Lots of bloom but no fruit set so far. I did not know that before. We did have a very few nectarines and aprium,...
Season to Taste: July 2009
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Monday, July 27, 2009. Roses in a Desert Garden. Well, this blog has been semi-abandoned for some time. I've had physical problems (broken wrist), computer problems (still unresolved - I'm writing this on on old clunker), irrigation problems, and camera problems. I planted a tall standard Double Delight. Rose tree in the middle of the bed. Has long been m...
Season to Taste: June 2008
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Being the ramblings of an neophyte gardener in the Sonoran Low Desert, in hopes of keeping in better contact with friends and family. Includes recipes. Monday, June 30, 2008. The garden is not doing too well. Starting about 2 weeks ago, we had 9 days in a row over 110. Considering that an average summer only has 10 days over 110, that was a brutal start to the hot season. Meanwhile, our (NEW! A lot of plants have died. All the cucumbers, most of the tomatoes and the peppers except those in deep shade.
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On the road: The Wellington Arms. May 16, 2015. Indeed my first post is on a fantastic restaurant Bill and I discovered with friends a few weeks ago The Wellington Arms. In Baughurst, Hampshire. I was tasked with finding a country pub or restaurant halfway between Surrey (where we live) and Oxfordshire and after some searching came across the Independent’s Top 50 Country Pubs. Where The Wellington Arms came highly recommended. Arriving at The Wellington Arms, we were greeted by this sign:. The Wellington...
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Creating your dream event, is our passion. If hosting an exciting, flawless event is your dream, then you’ve come to the right place! We understand that hosting an event can be a stressful task. Therefore, at Season to Taste Catering and Events, we offer outstanding catering and event planning services, so you can focus on having a good time at your dream event. Delicious, contemporary cuisine. Famous clients we’ve cooked for:. Australian Prime Minister 2014. Maria Ramos at ABSA event.
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About Season to Taste. This website currently has personal and professional information and links to my other sites. SeasonToTaste was originally a food and cookbook website, back when I had an online store selling used and rare cookbooks. The picture above is more than a few years old and it brings back happy memories. NOTE - If you are looking for a catering company, this is NOT the site! About me - Kathryn J. Bennett Resume on Linked In. Http:/ www.linkedin.com/in/kathrynbennett.
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Cora here, and as I say above,. Welcome to Season to Taste! The articles at this site have not been updated since I began blogging a few years ago at CoraCooks.com. The recipes posted here are still some of my very favorites AND. The archived articles are just that . archived for your reading and cooking pleasure. So enjoy your visit to Season to Taste. And then come on over to CoraCooks.com. And see what's new!
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Season To Taste | Inspiration for Everyday Cooking
Inspiration for Everyday Cooking. Same Posts, New Place! October 20, 2011. Late this summer I was asked to write a blog for the Connecticut Post. And its family of online publications. On that new blog, which I named The Secret Ingredient. After my Fairfield cooking school. I am posting the same types of recipes, tips, and product profiles. As always, thank you for reading, and happy cooking! Don’t miss a post! You can now find my twice-weekly blog, The Secret Ingredient. Tags: Connecticut Post blog.
Season to Taste by Melissa | Catering to your tastes with fresh seasonal ingredients
Season to Taste by Melissa. Catering to your tastes with fresh seasonal ingredients. Formerly “Soups from Scratch by Melissa”. Fine Food Catering specializing in intimate to medium sized groups from 10-100. 8220;Uniformly Superb”. Ann Arbor News Spotlight. 8220;Hey A2 friends: If you are in need of catering, consider Season to Taste by Melissa. She catered a client event for me at work last night and I HIGHLY recommend her. FANTASTIC food and helpfulness! 8211; MaryAnn W. 8211; Pat B. Providing the most ...
Season to Taste Catering, Cambridge MA
Season to Taste Catering specializes in using ingredients that are responsibly sourced with an eye to seasonality, quality and minimizing environmental impact. Locally-grown produce and meats simply taste better and look more beautiful than anything trucked into the Boston area from across the country. We now have a weekly seasonal farm fresh corporate menu. Please check out this week's menu. Learn more about our farm partners. And check out our source map. Season to Taste Catering.
