A couple of weeks ago I shared a video on Instagram for making fritto misto. It’s one of my favorite […]

I’m on the fence whether sharing this recipe is a good or bad thing. Depending on where you live, apricot […]

I found myself across from Ferdinando’s Focacceria a few nights ago, also known as The Panelle Place for those who […]

A small-batch recipe that bakes up just eight two-bite Espresso Brownies when you need a chocolate fix, but also want […]

It’s been 2,548 days. I feel like I’m going through the motions, waking up, going to work, taking care of […]

I don’t recall memories of my mother making eggplant parmigiana growing up. Veal or chicken were usually the breaded and […]

It feels like the rain is never going to stop. I’m quite certain I heard the plants cry for life […]

It happens every year. The first sight of zucchini sends me into overdrive, and next thing you know, squash is […]

When I was assigned a project to create these Zucchini Quinoa Fritters, it included a request for a dill dipping […]

I’ve this love-hate relationship with summer produce. After so many months of snow, cold, and eating dark leafy greens, apples, […]

This is a bit of a cheat recipe, only in the fact that I simply swapped out the fruit from […]

I wake early every day except Sunday. That is my day of rest, or as much as my body allows […]

Yesterday was a roll with the punches kind of day. Everything seemed to be going smoothly, and then it wasn’t. […]

The freezer is plugged in! Hooray. Of course, it didn’t go as seamless or easy as one would hope, but […]

I’m racing against the threat of thunderstorms today, hoping to get to the farmstand, and then BestBuy to pick up […]

Mayo once saved my marriage. Well, at least this homemade mayo recipe did. I abhor mayonnaise. Whenever people talk about […]

I never really caught my footing between winter and summer. Yes, there’s no mention of spring because we barely had […]

It takes exactly six footsteps to reach the other side of my kitchen. The oven door only opens 90% of […]

The more I try to take steps towards a new normal, the more the past digs its claws in. Next […]

I shrugged off the travel time at first when I began interviewing for jobs in New York City. It’s a […]

Somewhere Michael is shaking his head at the irony of me collecting fruit from the mulberry tree behind the garage. […]

As the week began to spiral into disorderly chaos, I kept reminding myself how smoothly the previous one had gone. […]

life has been hard without you, and yet infinitely better for ever having known you.

I started a new job this week, and on the train ride home it occurred to me that making the […]