Last week, we were invited to our friend’s house for his annual Seder dinner. Although this was only my third Seder dinner, it has become something I look forward to every spring. I don’t know many of the stories or the symbolism in the religion, but I love how the meal is filled with rituals...
Join us on a journey underneath the street for delicious drinks and a ceremonial feast erasing the lines between our bodies and the spirits that we meet. Down below the streets, the air is damp and warm. Time stands still because it is always dark. The noise of the busy street above is drowned out...
Homemade granola is one of my favorite things, right up there with our no-knead bread recipe. (If you have read the post on making bread, you will know that I spend a lot of time daydreaming of it.) Making granola is one of those things that not many people take the time to make because...
For some people, Valentine’s Day is about romantic dinners, fancy presents, and shiny jewelry. But for me, Valentine’s Day means one thing: chocolate, lots and lots of chocolate. I love eating chocolate, making chocolate, and giving chocolate to the people that I love. Remember our Big Night dinner, when Laura made delicious truffles from scratch?...
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