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tova
life is the big romance
Interests: food, fashion, feminism. sometimes, astrology.
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tova is now following natasha
Sep 22, 2011
the cake
Posted Sep 22, 2011 at bitter honey
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Sunday Perfect
Posted Sep 16, 2011 at bitter honey
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Edith's, Cabo San Lucas
Posted Sep 12, 2011 at bitter honey
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getaway
Posted Sep 9, 2011 at bitter honey
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the sweetest
Posted Aug 4, 2011 at bitter honey
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tova is now following Melissa Clark
Jul 18, 2011
appearances can be deceiving
Posted Jul 6, 2011 at bitter honey
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how do you make a perfect day?
Posted Jul 2, 2011 at bitter honey
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perfectly imperfect
Posted Jun 27, 2011 at bitter honey
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I know, I know!! It's so, so gorgeous.
how lucky am I?
One night in the very beginning of our courtship, my boyfriend and I returned to his apartment after a night of drinking. "I'm hungry," I complained, as I usually do after consuming a sizable amount of alcohol. "Don't worry," he told me, "I'll take care of it." He returned a short while late...
how lucky am I?
Posted Jun 19, 2011 at bitter honey
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yes, yes, yes! I've changed the recipe to make it clearer :)
the simplest things
One day, when it was still kind of cold outside, my boyfriend and I were having company for dinner and we couldn’t figure out what to make. Overwhelmed by the glut of winter produce provided in our CSA we decided to consult The Internet, where we stumbled across a recipe on Smitten Kitchen f...
the simplest things
Posted Jun 8, 2011 at bitter honey
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tova is now following Luisa
Jun 4, 2011
Yes! I totally agree, and I really like the idea of "collective nostalgia". It's kind of heartwarming to think of it that way. Occasionally I find myself facing this imagined pressure to be totally "original", but I find that I'm happier and more creative when I'm honest about the fact that most of what inspires me is rooted in our collective past.
mousse magic
Since we’re on the subject of classic cookbooks, I’d like to take this moment to declare my undying love and devotion to Julie Rosso and Sheila Lukins. Their Silver Palate Cookbook was the earliest and perhaps most significant influence on my culinary identity that I can recall. My mother and ...
Oh, how I would LOVE to eat at your parents house!! These vadais look perfect. Exactly the type of thing I love to eat best.
vadais
I remember being little and not liking vadais. My parents would bring them home once in a while, eat them as a snack with sambol or dried butter chilies, and offer me some every time. I wasn't interested. It might have been that the appeal is in the texture and subtleness of these fried snacks...
I think that books like The Kitchen Book are almost even better than actual cookbooks, because they really capture the feeling of an era. That's what I love the best about those books. The Kitchen Book is definitely on my must-read list.
old-fashioned
Lately I’ve been on a bit of a vintage cookbook jag. I know, I know. Vintage cookbooks seem like such a hokey thing to go on a jag about. Perhaps it’s a sign that I’m getting older. My boyfriend is slated to turn 30 in less than two weeks. Then again, maybe it’s just another symptom of my curren...
mousse magic
Posted May 25, 2011 at bitter honey
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shrimp scampi, revised
Posted May 13, 2011 at bitter honey
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old-fashioned
Posted May 7, 2011 at bitter honey
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spring cleaning
Posted Apr 30, 2011 at bitter honey
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acquired taste
Posted Apr 23, 2011 at bitter honey
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one more time for New York, then I'm done
Posted Apr 20, 2011 at bitter honey
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let's talk about pizza
Posted Apr 18, 2011 at bitter honey
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