Quotidian: daily, usual or customary;
everyday; ordinary; commonplace
She wanted to cook.
He wanted popcorn.
Kitchen Wars
Squash: 0
Me: 1
Yum-yum.
Exhibit A: feta, spinach, caramelized cherry tomato.
Exhibit B: pepperoni (the favorite)
Exhibit C: pork barbecue
This secondhand gift from a friend has become my favorite cooking companion.
What appears to be a studious moment but isn’t.
She hung out at her father’s job site and brought home this trophy.
Horse on a porch.
(Also, fact: horses don’t like it when you eat apples in front of them.)
Breaking rock.
Hi, Kitty.
She harvested the beets I was trying to ignore and then forced me to roast them.
The nerve.
Curried pumpkin is what’s for supper.
(In other words, I need to make a dessert so they have incentive to eat their supper.)
This same time, years previous: pumpkin cranberry cream cheese muffins, Halloween candy-infused brownies, mashed sweet potatoes, a boy book, chicken and white bean chili, peanut butter cream pie, and sausage quiche with potato crust.
8 Comments
Margo
I have the same under-cabinet radio! LOVE it.
I want to know more about the chicken BBQ (was that it – too lazy to re-scroll) pizza. I just made a spinach pizza for breakfast – planning to blog it when I get around to the photos.
Jennifer Jo
It was just shredded pork with BBQ sauce, caramelized onions, cheese, and cilantro. It was fine, but nothing special. If I did it again, I'd first check several "real" recipes—I was probably missing some key ingredients.
Mavis
You should have the kids train the horse to come to the kitchen window for an afternoon snack. Now that would be AWESOME.
sk
Do you have any more red beets?
Jennifer Jo
We pureed the last of them and put them in a chocolate cake. Sorry!
katie
I'm very jealous of your apples.
Anonymous
Love the horse pic. I think they've bonded!
Suburban Correspondent
I have the same radio in my kitchen. I love that it isn't one more thing cluttering the counters!