
Chicken Salad Stuffed Artichokes
Years ago I made a declaration to always live where I could get avocados and artichokes. I’ve held good to my dream and California continues

Years ago I made a declaration to always live where I could get avocados and artichokes. I’ve held good to my dream and California continues

This humble, simple-to-make, sauce is a miracle worker! I developed it years ago and yet every time I serve it, friends and family act as

It’s fun to watch trends come and go and when a particular trend reappears, the recipes using the current ingredient are often uniquely different. For

In 2014 I was a featured speaker at England’s first national “Real Vanilla Day.” Inspired and hosted by Janet Sawyer, owner and CEO of Little

A friend of mine shares her copies of Bon Appetit with me, which I love as there’s a theme for each magazine. The photos are

Living in the heart of artichoke country, we get the delicious thistles in all sizes nearly year ’round. However, late March through May and then

One of my favorite indoor ways to let down from a busy day, is to read food magazines. It’s a great opportunity to mentally “taste”

It’s cold outside and I’m thinking about cozy soups, fragrant stews and other warming foods that speak of waning sunshine and chilly nights. Especially when

First, I admit I’m not a vegan or even a card carrying vegetarian (though I lean in that direction), but I have friends who

Every January I go to San Francisco for a few days to see friends and celebrate my birthday. I time my visit to coincide with

David Lebovitz’ latest book, l’appart: the Delights and Disasters of Making My Paris Home, is a cringe-worthy tale of a multi-year ordeal that he might

Courtesy of David Lebovitz from l’appart: The Delights and Disasters of Making My Paris Home About the following recipe, David says, “Chocolate souffle remains one

Courtesy of David Lebovitz: The Sweet Life in Paris Tagines (also spelled tajine) are a perfect antidote to cold, wintry nights. Remarkably enough, they’re also

This is a great lemon bar recipe – bright, tart-sweet and with a buttery crust with nice vanilla notes. Meyer lemons aren’t quite as tart

It’s freezing outside, you’re exhausted, and you want something better than a can of soup for dinner. Here’s an easy solution. It requires some shopping

Love salads as an entree but when the weather turns cold, not so much? That’s my problem. Easy to make, they can be as simple

If you’ve ever eaten a burger, a sandwich or anything else that features caramelized onions, you likely had a wow moment — a how could

Although I’m not vegan, I have dear friends who are. I’m also always looking for recipes that can accommodate family and friends with food allergies

The delicious autumn hard shelled squashes are so welcoming to find at the farmers’ market or in the produce section, especially as nights grow dark

Understanding vanilla product labels can certainly get complicated as new products flood the market and old products get rebranded. There are actually five different types