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Blogging will resume soon. I hoped to post about a roasted beet pizza I made last night, but I have yet to perfect the proper topping ingredients and ratios. In the meantime, here are some photos of the beets, the … Continue reading
Category Archives: Food Thoughts
A Garden at the White House
The White House announced this week that Michelle Obama has decided to plant a large vegetable garden on the South Lawn to provide food for the first family and various events. It’s a inspiring move in a time of economic … Continue reading
Brooklyn’s New Culinary Movement
The New York Times has an article about a number of prominent folks in the Brooklyn culinary scene. I feel lucky to live near so many of these stores and producers, particularly The Brooklyn Kitchen and Mast Brothers Chocolate. If … Continue reading
Apartment Coffee: French Press
Although I rarely drink coffee now due to health reasons, there was a period of my life when I was drinking two to three lattes a day at work, enjoying the occasional redeye (drip coffee with a shot of espresso), … Continue reading
Peeler Man Passes On
In one of my Farmers’ Market Pick posts about roasting carrots, I mentioned the local celebrity and peeler salesman, Joe Ades. He passed away on Sunday and the New York Times has a short article on him. You can also … Continue reading
Happy New Year
We rang in the new year at a dinner party thrown by our friends Angela and Sean. The party was dubbed “There Will Be Ham” for the exact reason you might expect. The photo above is of my soon-to-be baked … Continue reading
Apartment Dining: Now on Facebook
First came the Twitter feed, then came the Facebook page. You can now become a fan of Apartment Dining on Facebook. Click here to check it out and join the ranks of fellow readers. I promise some fresh, non-Christmas recipes later … Continue reading
Christmas in Binghamton
I spent Christmas in Binghamton this year and took a few photos during my visits to the homes of relatives and friends. I forgot to grab my camera during our actual meals, but did manage to take a few photos … Continue reading
Thanksgiving in the Adirondacks
I spent Thanksgiving at my mother’s house upstate in Lake George. Her house is surrounded by snow-covered mountains and evergreen trees (as you can see in the post below), making it a perfect escape from the city. I am also … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
I’m taking a short break from peeling potatoes, simmering cranberries, and sneaking bites of roast chestnut stuffing from the stove here in the Adirondack Mountains. It looks like this outside: Thanksgiving recap will come later.
