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Recipe: Black Pepper Tempeh
By Polly Castor on February 16, 2013
This is what I made James for Valentine’s Day. It it so much more delectable than either it sounds...
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Recipe: Cauliflower and Fish Chowder
By Polly Castor on February 9, 2013
This is perfect for a snowy day. Even our daughter had seconds!
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Recipe: Delicious Baked Onions
By Polly Castor on February 5, 2013
This is delicious enough for a company meal, but simple enough for a Monday dinner like last night. It...
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Recipe: Crustless Seafood Pie with Celeriac Mash
By Polly Castor on January 31, 2013
This is a nurturing, homey, fabulously delicious dish for a winter dinner. It is worth the effort of the...
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Photos of our Sunday Morning Bakery
By Polly Castor on January 27, 2013
Getting teenagers to church can sometimes be difficult since the lure of staying in bed can be temptingly strong....
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We had a wonderful trip to Sardinia, full of rigor

We had a wonderful trip to Sardinia, full of rigorous hiking, huge trees, fabulous caves, better gelato than Italy, and unforgettable swimming in gorgeous turquoise waters. We stayed in the hillside town of Baunei, overlooking the mountains, which was reachable by many hairpin turns. We also visited the last remaining artisan of sea silk (golden thread made from mussels), which is knowledge passed down in her family for 28 generations. #grateful #travelsardinia

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