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Grant Lawrence with a lingcod

23 Jun Episode 18 naked potlucks with Grant Lawrence

Posted at 14:36h in Podcasts, Show Notes by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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I haven't been to a naked potluck. But I have been launched naked, by a pizza paddle, into a vat of bubbling mud. We all have our crazy naked stories. Some even involve food. Or kitchen tools. Oh dear, this is getting out of control. Let me explain. In the latest episode...

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Pink Salt

19 Jun Rim Your Glass With Wonder

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I'm dying to see the movie Wonder Woman. Have you seen it yet? My sisters and I watched Wonder Woman, the tv show, as kids - the crown, the invisible jet, that lasso of truth! She was, she is, just so WONDERFUL. But guess what? I've just...

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premium plus crackers transformed into bark

13 Jun Aunt Jans’ bark, forever and always

Posted at 08:17h in Notebook, Recipe by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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Last month we said goodbye to my husband's aunt Jans. At the funeral her daughter Anneke spoke about a woman devoted to her family. An athlete - basketball, badminton, tennis, skiing. A long career with Unicef. A lover of summers at the lake. A woman who...

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Wear Rubble Gloves when working with Nettles

05 Jun How To Eat A Dandelion (and other odd things)

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Typically weeds and scratchy things aren't that appealing. But last weekend at the market the Four Seasons Farm stand was selling bags of young nettles,'two for one'. I have never cooked nettles, or stinging nettles for that matter. Chances are they were the latter; five out of...

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Rice Bowl

01 Jun Ice Breakers Are Essential

Posted at 13:31h in musings, Notebook by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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Ice Breakers Are Essential. Especially when you're in Ireland at a food and literary festival. You're there to harvest stories for your podcast, you're jet-lagged, there are hundreds of people milling around, but you don't know a soul. My old trick was to wear a jumpsuit. Everyone loves them....

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Buttermilk Butter

19 May Pink is Having a Moment

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Pink is having a moment. Not bubblegum pink, or hot pink spandex. I'm talking about a soft pink, the pink of an apple blossom, or a pale pink linen sofa, or slivers of pickled red onion. This tone has no boundaries. It pops up in food,...

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French FarmHouse Sink

16 May Washing Dishes, Injuries and Cherry Blossoms

Posted at 12:23h in musings, Notebook by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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Entropy. Its scientific definition is long and complicated. Something about a thermodynamic quantity representing the unavailability of a system's thermal energy for conversion into mechanical work, often interpreted as the degree of disorder or randomness in the system. Or, in domestic terms, entropy is the tendency for systems...

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Molly Wizenberg's kitchen table

08 May Kitchen Tables + Feeling Less Alone

Posted at 13:05h in musings, Notebook by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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"I experience tremendous relief in talking about the tough stuff with other people. At the simplest level it makes me feel less alone.” -Molly Wizenberg, Episode 17 of The Food Podcast I've written about Molly before - she's a writer, creator of the James Beard award winning blog...

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Molly Wizenberg's kitchen table

05 May EPISODE 17 STORIES FROM THE KITCHEN TABLE

Posted at 15:31h in Podcasts, Show Notes by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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This is Molly Wizenberg's kitchen table in Seattle, a third hand mid-century modern gem, situated in the centre of her home. She posted this image on Instagram a while ago, when she was 'attempting to block out that gold folder bursting with 2016 tax documents by...

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Book Cover - The Last Neanderthal

28 Apr Neanderthal Make-Up

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What do you really know about Neanderthals? That they are dimwits? That they relentlessly tried to make fires and drank from fire extinguishers in the movie Night at the Museum? That they were killed off and have nothing to do with modern human lineage? Or do Clan of...

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Table spread with devilled eggs

24 Apr Devilled and Angel Eggs

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I wanted to sit down and gush about devilled eggs today. Their deliciousness. Their beauty. Their 'not just at Easter' appeal. How devilled eggs are secretly easy to make. But then I went through the weekend papers, the ones I missed while away over the...

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Julia Turshen and Dr. Jessica B. Harris

19 Apr Girl Crushes

Posted at 15:57h in musings, Notebook by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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I've always had girl crushes. They began in grade 4 with Patricia Zentilli, a grade 6 golden-haired actress. I has just been given the role of a maid in our school's production of The Wizard of Oz. I shook a feather duster and swung a broom. But Patricia,...

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hand stealing cookie dough

11 Apr Sneaking Around

Posted at 13:14h in musings, Notebook by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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I spent most of my childhood sneaking around. My sneaking memories begin with cookie dough. We were living in Jackson, Mississippi at the time. I was four. I remember our '70's kitchen - lots of brown, a garburator and a lazy susan in the corner that...

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Plates all different sizes

05 Apr Vintage plates will keep you healthy

Posted at 21:31h in musings, Notebook by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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When I sit down to write, sometimes I begin with just a seed of an idea and nothing more. This used to feel scary. Now I embrace it. I call it white space - a clear, uncluttered headspace, ready to go on a 'choose your own...

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mixed greens ready for anything

28 Mar Flavour Bombs!

Posted at 13:30h in Notebook, Recipe by Lindsay Cameron Wilson 0 Comments
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Snow is still on the ground here in Nova Scotia, but spring is revealing itself in lovely, subtle ways. On the way home from Wentworth we drove through a thick swath of smoke, streaming westward across the highway. Wild blueberry farmers follow a two-year crop management cycle,...

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