It's been almost a year since my life changed due to kidney stones. Too much bread, especially the kind that I like with lots of whol...

Everyone who knows me well can tell you that I adore turkey. Although we don't have the full whole turkey with all the trimmings tha...

One of the blessing of being part of a bread baking group is that different members bring assorted interests to the table. This month as ...

An era has come to an end, not because the Daring Bakers have gone away, but because the Queen of the Daring Bakers, Lisa C, shuffled off...

It's worth noting that attitude and gratitude rhyme, not because I'm thinking of writing poetry, but because it reminds me that g...

The Canadians are smart. They celebrate Thanksgiving when there is a true overflowing of bounty from the fields, with the season finally ...

All Hallow's Eve, better known in the USA as Halloween, has always been one of my favorite holidays. Perhaps it's because it is o...

Recently I went back to look at some of the first entries in this blog, beginning October 22nd, in the ancient past of 2006. There were a...

With the coming of cooler weather, leaves are turning bright and muted shades of red, gold, bronze and orange. The summer crops are finis...

Have you ever been to a kitchen cabinet party? I've never even heard of such a thing, but Sweetie suggested the concept to our neighb...

On a recent visit, Big Sis brought a bag of wonderful, tangy, chewy, dark red dried cherries from Michigan. One of our sisters lives near...