Eating My Way Through the Alphabet-Home Cooking! The response continues to amaze me on this journey of the palate. Thanks very much to all of my followers on snapshotsincursive.com for your support and encouragement. What’s cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? Stay tuned and you’ll see more. It’s as simple as A-B-C. One of my passions is being at home in my own country kitchen. I love to cook, and my husband loves that I do it often. Now more than ever, since I am retired, I relish the thought of creating something delicious from scratch. I adore time-honored traditions using tried-and-true recipes. Yet, I often never think twice about tweaking old favorites or modifying others to suit the inner craving of the moment. Most of the recipes serve 2-4 people, but can be altered in any direction. The leftovers are golden morsels to be eaten again later or shared with others. And I love to share. To me, seeing a smile in gratitude is thanks enough. The recipes you will find here in the next several weeks can be prepared very easily. Feel free to contact me with questions. Now take a deep breath, inhale the aromas, and join me on a tasteful journey entitled, “EATING MY WAY THROUGH THE ALPHABET-HOME COOKING!
Home is Where the Cook Lives
Thank you, Gail!
Joanna
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My pleasure, Joanna. ππ«
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Clever idea.
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I bet you prefer home cooking, too. πππ
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Breath taken, now I’m waiting…
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Stay tunedβ¦β¦ππ
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Loved this!
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Blessings to you. ππ
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β€οΈ Thank you for sharing your cooking passion
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Always, my pleasure. ππ§‘π©·
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off subject..What are those cute “picks”sticking out of the clear glass in the photo?
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They are actually vintage Chinese sterling silver cocktail/olive picks. Thanks for noticing. πππ«
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They look interesting
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Sadly, I sold them to an antique dealer when I moved away.
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Easy = good!!
I was thinking of you as I sampled fancy oils, aged balsamics, and white balsamics yesterday. They’renot usually my thing, but the owner did amazing combos (such as pomegranate balsamic with meyer lemon olive oil) where 1 + 1 = 50.
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I loooove those. I pair the pomegranate balsamic with Lime olive oil. Itβs also amazing!!!!ππβπ©
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I rarely do oil/vinegar mixes, so I only splurged for the pom-balsalmic.
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Looking forward to it, darling.
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My pleasure, as always. ππ§‘π©·
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