At Christmas time, visions of sugarplums do dance in the heads of those of us who love cookies, candies, and all manner of holiday sweets.
​The impulse to offer generous hospitality is one of the most ancient of human motivations. The Greek Classics are filled with stories of kings welcoming
​“Stir up thy power, oh Lord, and come…†​ So say the opening words of the Book of Common Prayer, usually read the first Sunday
​The scents of pumpkin And cinnamon waft over Birds of paradise. ​Everyone has a reason to be thankful. If you have good food to eat,
The first fig tree that caught my imagination was in my grandparent’s back garden. It grew sprawled against a southern wall, with gnarled limbs growing
​Autumn in Central Europe is breathtakingly beautiful, and we were fortunate to cruise the Danube from Budapest to Passau and on to Prague just as
If you like eclairs, Napoleons, or Boston Cream Pie, you are most likely enamored of pastry cream. Golden from egg yolks, creamy, and usually vanilla-scented,
Be careful what you put on your bucket list. You might end up visiting a place that feels a lot like staying at home—fifty or
As you may know, I am a mostly self-taught baker. One class I did take was a community education tart class, a very long time
​There are many reasons for North Americans to travel to India. Food is one of them. The fact that India is one of the world’s
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