Believe me, I am not trying to milk this A to Z thing, I was just buying myself some time to figure out what to do about some of those challenging letters, like O and K and X. No worries - I've got it all worked out and will speed things up a bit. It's … Continue reading A to Z in the DelSo, Part III
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A to Z in the DelSo, Part II
Welcome back to my serialization (is this really a word? I thought I made it up!) of the DelSo Alphabet. Have you started looking around your neighborhood differently?Emack & Bolio's - the place to go for ice cream and open mike.Tuesday night Farmer's Market - until 7pm! Have you seen Cassidy, the Lilly dog, lately? … Continue reading A to Z in the DelSo, Part II
A to Z in the DelSo, Part I
Walking through the DelSo today, I was inspired to attempt an A to Z tour of my neighborhood. I had some conflicts - sometimes there were hard choices in what to feature, usually with letters I wouldn't have anticipated struggling with like "U" and "V, " but, I selected my favorites or those I wanted … Continue reading A to Z in the DelSo, Part I
Beekman Street Bistro
Unfortunately, we don't get to Saratoga very often. It isn't the distance, as much as the drive home, that usually prevents us from heading north for an evening out, but, last night we had a driver and off we went in style. The Beekman Street Bistro has been on our list to try for a … Continue reading Beekman Street Bistro
Eggs Benedict
I'll never forget my first foray into Hollandaise making. If you can imagine, I was intimidated by the whole process so I found a recipe titled "Easy Blender Hollandaise." And - it was a disaster. My friend, Christin, came over and, when she was finished mocking me and my pathetic attempts, she taught me how … Continue reading Eggs Benedict
Remember those tomatoes…
I used them yesterday when I made this tasty, rustic* pizza. I used some of that flavored olive oil to lightly coat a baking sheet and then dusted it with some coarse corn meal. After spreading the room temperature dough in my typical inept fashion, I topped it with a smear of pesto, a layer … Continue reading Remember those tomatoes…
Food on the Cape
When we visit Cape Cod, our traditional-number-one-place-where-we-always-eat is the Lobster Pot in Provincetown. Be it lunch or dinner, we always enjoy our meals at this landmark spot and a trip to the Cape would be incomplete without at least one meal here. The menu is extensive but we always get seafood and I usually get … Continue reading Food on the Cape
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