you might think that, having recently made garlic chicken meatballs, this recipe for greek turkey meatballs would have been quick and easy to develop. indeed, i might have thought that. turns out we would have all been mistaken….
arugula, goat cheese, and chive frittata
friends, i think spring might have finally arrived in maine! the farmers’ market *actually* has vegetables other than kale and winter squash! this is an exciting milestone. it’s sort of a funny thing, having a seasonal food blog in a state where spring and summer – and all of the delicious things that come with them – take their sweet time showing up….
homemade mexican chorizo
so, this is a little bit out of order, perhaps, but after posting chorizo and sweet potato tacos last week, i realized that not everyone has access to mexican chorizo, which is sad. luckily, mexican chorizo is suuuuper simple to make (if you can open jars of spices, you’re more than halfway there). well, super simple provided you find a recipe you like….
chorizo and sweet potato tacos
when we lived in massachusetts, my husband and i had a favorite mexican place near our house that we always visited whenever we wanted some authentic (well, by east coast standards anyway) mexican food*. what the place lacked in ambiance (depending on your view of televisions showing the current fútbol game), it more than made up for with seriously delicious food (and cheap prices!)….
how to grow green onions from cuttings
let me get this out of the way right up front: i kill plants. i don’t mean to. it just… happens. succulent from ikea? killed it. basil? dead. rosemary? weird bug/fungus situation –> trash. cilantro? caught plague from the rosemary. buh bye. basically, anything that requires soil and water (and has opinions about how much of each it would like and when, please and thank you) will inevitably be toast….
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