Archive for January, 2013
FROSTBITTEN GREENS: A MARKET STORY
It was bound to happen sooner or later: The temperature dipped down into the single digits and made itself at home. Last Saturday’s trip to the Union Square Greenmarket began, then, with swathing myself in Heattech—Uniqlo’s fabulously comfortable thermal line of turtlenecks, T-shirts, leggings, and socks. Forgive the shameless plug, but the stuff really works, and […]
Posted: January 28th, 2013 under cooking, Market Stories, people + places, recipes, winter.
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SARASOTA SNOWBIRDS
Perhaps the fact that my husband and I were January babies (we were born three days apart in the same year) is why we both crave sunlight and warmth, especially now. That would be our present to each other in 2013, we decided, and made a run for it. Sam wanted golf and a tropical garden or […]
Posted: January 24th, 2013 under people + places, winter.
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O JERUSALEM: ROASTED CAULIFLOWER AND HAZELNUT SALAD
The year, 2006. The city, Jerusalem. I was there to help to help a friend celebrate an important birthday; there were six of us in all, and after days filled with sightseeing, we would order a large, satisfying spread of mezes (from beets puréed with za’atar and yogurt to spiced kofta studded with pine nuts), grilled meats, […]
Posted: January 15th, 2013 under cookbooks, food, people + places, recipes.
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COCOONING
Winter. The older I get, the more I appreciate its spare beauty. That is one reason I can’t wait to get out of Dodge for the holidays. We slip out of Manhattan at the earliest opportunity and head for southwestern Virginia, to our corner of the Blue Ridge. The first few days are hell. When it comes […]
Posted: January 9th, 2013 under recipes, winter.
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