Quotidian: daily, usual or customary;
everyday; ordinary; commonplace
Working lunch: chorizo, egg, and warm tortillas.
Crostata test: rhubarb and red raspberry.
Sunday dinner door-drop from my mama: incredible chicken with dried prunes and olives.
The steers have relocated.
David Copperfield and dishes.
Girl’s got flair!
All the time: talking, arguing, and thinking, and in that order.
In town with a friend, a walk-by sighting of my husband’s work.
DON’T YOU DARE.
Dogsitting: killing us with cuteness.
That’s not how you wear a mask, son.
Sunday geography lesson, and my new rug.
This same time, years previous: pozole, no-knead sourdough bread, doing stupid safely, homemade grainy mustard, the quotidian (1.18.16), just do it, cream cheese dip, day one, polenta and greens, snapshots and captions, Julia’s chocolate almond cake.
3 Comments
Hattie B,
Could it be from the beloved Silver Palate cookbook, which I frequently used in the ’80s?
Julia A Hart
I’m so curious. Will you share the incredible chicken recipe?
Jennifer Jo
Mom says she got the recipe from here. She also noted, “No capers or parsley in what I made.”