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I’m halfway through with this vegan challenge. How have I been surviving? Vegetables and nuts. And delicious recipes like these vegan burgers. I’ve been eating hella avocados straight from the shell, big pots of roasted vegetables over rice or grains, and a lot of Mexican food, which incorporates a lot of vegetables and is surprising […]
photo credit: The Pioneer Woman I saw this on The Pioneer Woman’s web site, and it made me want to lick my screen. I like the rich black bean base, coupled with warm melted Swiss or Monterey Jack cheese on top. I also love that Ree Drummond made this for her husband the day after […]
Rating: Last weekend was sunny and windy, so E hightailed it out of the house to go kitesurfing. He deserved it, the poor thing had been working 12 hours days. He needed a break.
My friends want me to have a birthday party for myself, but then I end up having to make the plans. I don’t want to do any work to enjoy my birthday. Instead, I’ll make E do it.
We were majorly hung over. Two nights ago, we went out with well-intentioned but highly demanding friends who grilled E about the whole wedding thing. “When are you going to get married? What are you waiting for? This sandwich thing is for the birds! I’ll make you three hundred sandwiches in my kitchen this weekend! […]
What a difference a day makes.
A trip to Restoration Hardware proved yet again how different E and I are as shoppers. He buys high quality things he loves, price or fragility be damned. I always have my “Practical Sally” hat on, and look for things that will last long or provide the best value—like dark-colored pillows and sheets so they […]
I was in the mood for lamb burgers (and as you read in the previous post, you know a burger does qualify as a sandwich). We’ve been growing a ton of parsley and mint in our herb garden, and I wanted an excuse to use some of it. The lamb burgers recipe I use calls […]
The distinction between burger vs. sandwich, from Merriam-Webster: sand·wich noun ˈsan(d)-ˌwich, ˈsam-; dialect ˈsaŋ- 1. a : two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between b : one slice of bread covered with food 2: something resembling a sandwich; especially : composite structural material consisting of layers often of high-strength facings […]
