Even Good Chefs Have Bad Days

Even Good Chefs Have Bad Days

During a shopping spree a little over a week ago, I finally found fresh curry leaves, an important ingredient in the cookbook I’m working out of: Dakshin: Vegetarian Cuisine from South India. The recipes I chose to make were Beans Poriyal, Colocasia Roast (Small...
Weekday Vegetarian as an Option

Weekday Vegetarian as an Option

This is a guest post written by my Partner, D’Marie. I have been a vegetarian for a long time, approaching twenty years now. I have been a full on vegan for three or four and wheat free for two.  This has been a long process, not an overnight change. Even...
The Conscious Cook Book Review

The Conscious Cook Book Review

I've got The Conscious Cook by Tal Ronnen in my hands right now. Yes, it is a two year old book, but he is still making news. I hadn't heard of him before because I wasn't following vegan blogs, and really don't have that much time. So I didn't catch reviews by those...
Culinary Sleuth

Culinary Sleuth

In order to bring you the Food knowledge and History section of this blog, I have had to become part food anthropologist, part researcher, and part historian. Not to mention a bit of a botanist to keep track of all the genus of plant life I am reading about. It boils...
April Reading List

April Reading List

Here’s the culinary reading list so far this month… Salt: A World History: I know, we’ve seen this one before, but I had to send it back to the library before I was done reading. This time I intend to finish it. Salt has had a huge impact on our...