Tag Archives: tomatoes
Bear Creek Community Gardens — Food that Grows
Look around, and everything is ripe for the picking. It is harvest season: my daughter’s class has been studying seeds, and how things grow. This has led to some food adventures — cooking beets, squash, and carrots in class whereupon we … Continue reading
Posted in summer, autumn
Tagged bear creek, bear creek community gardens, beets, children, corn, field trip, fresh produce, harvest, heirloom, patch, pumpkins, squash, tomatoes
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Burrata & Heirloom Caprese
A good insalata Caprese is one of our favorite things to eat. That said, I hardly ever order it from restaurant menus because too much is left to chance: the quality of the tomatoes and cheese for example, and some restaurants’ versions … Continue reading
Posted in summer, autumn
Tagged basil, burrata, caprese, farmer's market, heirloom tomatoes, insalata caprese, tomatoes, vail
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The Antipasto Sandwich: Magnificent!
“Who says concert food sucks?” Dave turned to me, looking quite satisfied with our little picnic on the field of Denver’s Invesco Stadium. We, I mean our food, caught the eye of several others near us who were nibbling less … Continue reading
Posted in spring, summer, anytime
Tagged 2011, 360 tour, Adam Clayton, Aung San Suu Kyi, Bono, Invesco, Jr., Larry Mullen, One campaign, The Edge, antipasto, artichoke hearts, concert, conor mccluskey, denver, dinner, hummus, magnificent, megan mccluskey, olive oil, pellegrino, picnic, provolone, salami, sandwich, tomatoes, u2
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