Food! Let's write about food!
Food. That's the topic for Scribbit's monthly writing contest. I haven't entered in a while; too busy to write, too busy to do more than read a few of the always-wonderful entries. I might enter this time, but meanwhile, I'll have some fun rereading old posts about food.
Recipes? Nope. I post recipes for their usefulness, not for their prose.
Food is a broad category. Holiday food, maybe.
Thanksgiving thoughts in hindsight: what went well, what didn't
Thanksgiving again, looking for assistance in whatever form possible
Kitchen gadgets? I listed my favorites here.
Husband and I share the kitchen; we each have our own specialties.
Right now, June being June, time for a break from teaching, I'm focused on the garden and growing food.
Mother-in-law's memories of her family's Victory Garden
Farm markets and the new word of the year: locavore
Have a garden? Grow zucchini? Grow too much zucchini?
Finding a post for this topic is going to be fun. I might use an old one, I might write a new one. But no matter what, I'll enjoy reading the other entries. They're always fascinating.
Stumble It!
Recipes? Nope. I post recipes for their usefulness, not for their prose.
Food is a broad category. Holiday food, maybe.
Thanksgiving thoughts in hindsight: what went well, what didn't
Thanksgiving again, looking for assistance in whatever form possible
Kitchen gadgets? I listed my favorites here.
Husband and I share the kitchen; we each have our own specialties.
Right now, June being June, time for a break from teaching, I'm focused on the garden and growing food.
Mother-in-law's memories of her family's Victory Garden
Farm markets and the new word of the year: locavore
Have a garden? Grow zucchini? Grow too much zucchini?
Finding a post for this topic is going to be fun. I might use an old one, I might write a new one. But no matter what, I'll enjoy reading the other entries. They're always fascinating.
Labels: garden, kitchen stories, Random Thoughts
Stumble It!
posted @7:38 AM
3 Comments:
Yesterday the Master Gardner went out to the garden and found a nice sized cucumber. First of the season and I'm looking forward to many more. Now if those damned tomatoes will just start growing. MUD
My vote is for local food and/or growing your own. :)
My favorites are the posts about how food had memories for the writer--but then actually? Anything about food and I'm happy :)
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