Summer

Lunch

Corn and Black Bean Cous cous

Two things happen in my head when August hits. The first thing I do is to immediately start counting down how many weeks/days there are left to summer. The second

Spring

Corn Succotash

It’s simply impossible to look at, eat or even discuss succotash – the classic Southern vegetable dish – without someone invoking Sylvester the Cat’s famous line: “Sufferin’ Succotash!” So, let’s

Vegetables

Lisa’s Letters Home: Beach Lunches

Oh, I Do Like to Eat Beside the Seaside! We’re on the Isle of Wight enjoying lots of sightseeing, food, beaches, food, parks, and a bit more food. We always

Breakfast

Peaches and Cream Muffins

I’m on a break with Facebook. I know. How could I survive? But I’m just so tired of trying to keep up with their ever-evolving practices. Don’t get me wrong.

By Season

Lisa’s Letters Home: Throw a Pizza on the Barbie!

Our BBQ has been our good friend lately. It’s been far too hot to turn on the oven or cook anything on the stovetop, so we’ve been firing up the

Legumes

Gluten Free Black Bean and Corn Salsa

It’s hot out there. Like really really hot. The kind of hot that makes you want to lie down with a cold drink and breathe quietly in the dark. But

Vegetables

Fried Egg Sandwich with Avocado Basil Spread

I have a small addiction to Pinterest. It’s nothing too serious like my celebrity gossip rag habit or my newly developed dependence to Instagram but, none the less, it’s there

By Ingredient

Turkey Lettuce Wraps

We’re  baaaack. And is it possible that it’s hotter here in Toronto than in the Spanish beach town of Begur, where we spent the last week? Maybe not quite, but

Summer

Roasted Strawberry Ice Cream

Why make ice cream at home? I’ve always won­dered. There are many things that one can buy that I do like to make myself so that I know about what’s in it

Summer

Strawberry and watermelon creamy yogurt pops

Did I men­tion we went straw­berry pick­ing last week­end? Between the three of us, we col­lected so many straw­ber­ries it took Dan half of his Sat­ur­day night clean­ing and hulling the