Lindsey's Luscious

"At that time, Antony Fortuny still suspected that part of the boy's mental deficiencies were due to his diet, which was far too influenced by his mother's French cooking. It was a well-known fact that the richness of buttery foods led to moral ruin and confusion of the intellect." --The Shadow of the Wind, Carlos Ruiz Zafon

Friday, September 29, 2006

Happy Birthday, Vicky!

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Actually, my friend Vicky's birthday was this past Wednesday, but as it our custom in the Humanities Division, we celebrate each other ...
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Sunday, September 24, 2006

The oven saga continues...

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I haven't posted in awhile, because I was hoping to make a celebratory declaration about the new oven's arrival. The good news is, i...
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Tuesday, September 19, 2006

Happy Birthday, Steve!

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My beloved colleague and office mate, Lee Ann, tells a sad tale about her husband, Steve, and his past birthday cakes. Steve, truth to tell...
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Sunday, September 17, 2006

The Second (Tomato Tidal) Wave!

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My roomie, Cyd, went outside to pick "a few" tomatoes to slice up for a salad last night, and this is what happened! Ah, the Sept...
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Saturday, September 16, 2006

The House "Macaroni" Salad

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I lost my mother less than a year ago, and I miss her so very much. She was a single mom, and I was an only child, so it was always just us ...
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Friday, September 15, 2006

The Itinerant Pie-Maker's Road Show

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The new oven delivery has been backed up to next week sometime, but it still looks like I'll be baking in my own kitchen again soon. In ...
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Tuesday, September 12, 2006

Chocolate-Chocolate Cream Pie

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So we are still without an oven, but there may be hope on the horizon! My landlady assures me that they will be around over the weekend to i...
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Monday, September 11, 2006

Weekend in New England (Fanilows, HOLLA!)

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If there is anything more wonderful than autumn in New England, I sure don't know what it might be (well...except for Disneyland any tim...
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Saturday, September 09, 2006

A Great Sadness: The End of the Corn Season

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We had some truly transcendent sweet corn earlier this season, but several of our most recent batches have been downright chalky! :-( So Fri...
Friday, September 08, 2006

The September Tomato: The First Big Haul!

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So I went outside this morning to pick "a few" tomatoes for my friend, Vicky, who lives in a cabin way out in the woods and has no...
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Tuesday, September 05, 2006

Ovenless but not downtrodden...

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The gods may have seen fit to take away my baking powers for awhile, but they won't stop me from making both savory and sweet items on t...
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Monday, September 04, 2006

Last batch of market pies...

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A couple of weeks ago when my oven was still working somewhat, I made some lovely pies for the farmers' market. And I keep meaning to s...
Friday, September 01, 2006

Fugly Contest Cake

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So I read on another blog that Nordicware was having a 60th anniversary recipe contest called "Bundts Across America," and that th...
Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Cozy like your robe and slippers...

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Sometimes, in the midst of a tough first week back to school, when you had little to no vacation time over the summer, when you're still...
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Thursday, August 24, 2006

Heyday at the Haymarket, or What I Did on My Summer Vacation

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Have you folks completely given up on me? This is my personal worst--an obscene, 11-day blog-bandonment! I have good excuses, though, I swea...
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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Mustard and Leek Pie

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Ok, ok! Here's that recipe that I promised. This is one of my favorite recipes from the marvelous vegetarian cookbook from the celebrate...
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Monday, August 14, 2006

Summer in Montreal, or Foodie Heaven

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Dear readers, I have been to the river and I've been baptised. I have glimpsed Shangri-La, Nirvana, and bloody Brigadoon all rolled into...
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Sunday, August 13, 2006

Ay-yi-yi! Mexican Chocolate Icebox Cookies

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Today there was more baking just to please me, and these little gems are incredible! They're easy to make, they can be frozen almost in...
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Friday, August 11, 2006

The Love-Apple Season

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Well, my friends, it has begun. The time that all gardeners dream about in the longest, darkest days of January, what we imagine when we sta...
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Joy Bugaloo
I am a college professor (speech communication, media and film studies) in a small town in northern New York on Lake Champlain, across from Burlington, VT and just south of Quebec. I live on 1.2 acres in a 117-year-old house formerly known as The Ponderosa Horse Farm where I can have big gardens and lots of animals (two dogs and four cats at present).
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