Category Archives: Recipe

Cranberry Sauce

Posted on December 9, 2014 by

This year for the Cranberry Sauce, we tinkered and went with Cranberry-Apple.  Replaced the orange with all apple, and used a cup of  hard cider from the East End Brewing Co. for the liquid.  Also, we used all brown sugar … Continue reading →

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Your Thanksgiving Shopping List, Part 1: Cranberry Sauce

Posted on November 23, 2014 by

Make your own cranberry sauce.  Do not–for the love of your petty, vengeful, god–serve your guests that jiggly canned cranberry atrocity. He will smite you, if you do.  I promise. I grew up thinking that the stuff in the can … Continue reading →

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Make A Pizza Night–Cooking Yer Pie

Posted on October 26, 2014 by

The Make a Pizza Night Post will appear Sunday around 7pm–at which point this sentence will turn into a link Okay, so you’ve got your ingredients and you’re ready to go.  Here are a few final notes. 1. Preheat your … Continue reading →

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I Dare You To Make A Pizza Night–Sauce

Posted on October 26, 2014 by

The Make a Pizza Night Post will appear Sunday around 7pm–at which point this sentence will turn into a link I’m serious, man.   Make a pizza tonight.   Sauce.  You can get some damn fine sauce at the store, but … Continue reading →

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Remember: Sunday Night Is I Dare You To Make A Pizza Night

Posted on October 25, 2014 by

The Make a Pizza Night Post will appear Sunday around 7pm–at which point this sentence will turn into a link Make a pizza.  Post a link on the Pizza Post that will appear on this blog Sunday Night.  It’s a … Continue reading →

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Autumn Photo: Hemingway’s Bloody Mary

Posted on September 26, 2014 by

Ernest Hemingway didn’t invent Autumn’s most iconic cocktail–that distinction is rumored to belong to Ferdinand “Pete” Petiot, a Parisian bartender looking for ways to dress up vodka for Russian immigrants and American expatriots on the lam from Prohibtion–but the iconic … Continue reading →

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Ewing’s Mill Cornmeal Pancakes

Posted on September 18, 2013 by

Ewing’s Mill was a working, historic water-powered grist mill in our county when I was young.  At some point it closed, and remained so for several years.  Before plans to revive it could be brought to fruition an idiot drove … Continue reading →

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