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Simple Recipes

Friday, January 14th, 2011

Do you ever wonder at what you eat? What’s in it, where it came from, etc? I do. Even more frequently I wonder Why did this cost so much? I could make it at home. After reading Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual I’ve been giving these questions some more thought than normal. Even though it [...]

Food Rules – book review

Wednesday, January 12th, 2011

Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual by Michael Pollan I first ran across Michael Pollan at a friend’s house. He was reading The Omnivore’s Dilemma and offered to let me borrow it. I was intrigued and read through it quite quickly. I found Michael’s conversational writing style to be quite enjoyable and it helped me to [...]

No Soap or Poo

Wednesday, October 13th, 2010

When I announced the 100 Thing Challenge, Rebecca commented about the lack of soap or shampoo on my list. (Toothpaste I share with my wife.) Instead of responding in a comment, I thought that this topic deserved its own post. Some time ago, I ran across this article about not using soap or shampoo. That [...]

Progressive Dinner – Restaurant Version

Monday, September 20th, 2010

Who says you must eat your entire meal in one restaurant? Only the restaurant, who wants more of your money. Well, it’s time to break that “rule”. Sure, you might get some funny (or annoyed) looks when you order only a dessert. However, if that’s what the restaurant is best at, why not go just [...]

Travel The World From Your Kitchen

Friday, September 17th, 2010

One of my favorite parts of traveling is getting to try out new foods. It doesn’t matter if I take an afternoon spin on the motorcycle to the next town over, or spend a semester studying in another country, I’m going to seek out somewhere new to eat. When I was in Ireland for a [...]

Primal Strips Meatless Jerky – Review

Wednesday, June 30th, 2010

I’ve grown up enjoying beef jerky. It was frequently a snack for road trips, we would often take it on camping trips, and once a year my granddad would make a homemade batch. The different flavors and textures have always been a delight to try and compare. Imagine my surprise when I was offered a [...]

Simple Food

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Since beginning the Minimalist Experiment I have been wondering how I can simplify my food. Do I eat less, limit the number of ingredients that I use to cook with, or should I switch to only organic foods? The simplest (and best) answer I’ve come up with is to eat consciously. I am guilty of [...]

Irish Soda Bread

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

The idea of making my own bread fascinates me. There’s nothing like the smell of bread fresh from the oven, and there’s nothing like the taste of that same bread sliced while still warm and then smothered in butter. I haven’t tried many bread recipes, and none that involve a packet of yeast (there’s an [...]

Indoor Picnic

Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

Is the weather not quite right to head outside for a picnic? Have one indoors! Indoor picnics have a number of advantages: It doesn’t matter what the weather is It doesn’t matter what time of day it is You already have everything you need You have a wider range of cooking options Setting up Clear [...]

It’s Picnic Time!

Monday, March 30th, 2009

[singlepic=58,320,240,,center] The weather’s turning warm, the flowers are blooming, and everything is beginning to turn green. It’s picnic time! My wife and I love going on picnics. We are always on the lookout for new places to stop. You can too! What you need Picnics can be as plain or as fancy as the situation [...]