Taking comfort in simple tasks when the world continues to be on fire
Category: Spring
Polenta Casserole with Spring Onions and Mushrooms
Make a queer casserole for your queer brunch because this is a queer food blog, baby
Cherry-Blossom Spritz
I made these cookies to send in care packages to some of our friends, including my friend who always requests birthday cake challenges. (This year, it was meant to be this cheesecake adventure.)
Lavender Hot Cocoa
Hot cocoa for chilly spring nights
Rhubarb Jam Coffee Cake
JUST TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE, OCCASIONALLY DELICIOUSLY.
Big Queer Garden Salad
On metaphors and small gardens
Pride Month Self Care: Fresh Mint and Lemon-Peel Tea
Stay hydrated and give back to the community this Pride season!
Pasta with Hazelnut-Nettle Pesto and Fresh Peas
Last June, my partner discovered a raspberry bush straddling a parking lot and a church garden, which have both since been bulldozed and turned into an apartment building we cannot afford to live in.
Garlicky Creamed Nettles and Cowboying Down
We can handle nettles by taking a page from Ivan Coyote and “cowboying down.”
Rhubarb Cream Scones with Lemon and Ginger
These barely-sweet scones are light and fluffy with lots of tangy rhubarb.
Great Book Larder Bake Off: Layer Cake
Like every other food blogger and foodie friend I know, I watched The Great British Bake Off, (or Baking Show, as it’s known in the US) this winter. I’m not a big reality cooking competition enthusiast, and the optimism and teamwork of the show were exactly what I needed. A friend told me about Book Larder‘s new event “The Great…
Nettle and Mint Tea
Spring has arrived in Seattle, and with it, so has the spring produce: fiddleheads, rhubarb, and nettles. Part of the issue with seasonal foods with a short availability is that recipe development can take a couple years if supplies are limited. This year, I got a 1/4 lb. bag of nettles at the Capitol Hill Farmers Market in late April and got to work on a couple dishes, including this nettle and mint tea, for those of you who enjoy a little punch to your herbal tea.