Tag Archives: onion We had our inaugural rain here in southern California. That means it is now permissable to lug out your big cast iron pot and get creative. I adore how heavy my soup pot is; so sturdy and ready to take on whatever you care to throw in. There is something about soup that seems emotional...  Hi there. It’s Hugh. Sara had a super busy week with the day job and couldn’t make it to the kitchen before the sun went down; she asked me if I could carry the torch… So, while I’m in charge, we’re having cheeseburgers. I’m a creature of habit. I could eat a cheeseburger every day,...  I am not sure there is a group of people more partial to fall, than the food blogger demographic. I have read countless posts and tweets about the elation brought to most via soups, squashes and pumpkin baked goods. Autumn is like the big hug we all get before the pale skin, freezing toes and...  Originally, panzanella was a Tuscan salad made of day-old bread, fresh tomatoes, olive oil, salt and vinegar. Over the years, there have been renditions with fall vegetables, sweet fruits, grilled versions and more. The ‘crouton’ being the only ingredient that stands strong in all circumstances. This seasonal panzanella takes all of about 20 minutes to... |
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