How do you decide which person to trust? It can be a huge decision, like which flame you give your heart to — or a relatively minor one, like which food writer you trust enough to follow into uncharted territory. Trust me on this one. Take a chance with this award-winning version of New England clam chowder from the Lobster…
Celeriac Soup – From Gnarly to Creamy Smooth
When I get older, I want to resemble celeriac. I want to have a beautiful interior and a shell that is well used. It’s funny how the ugliest root vegetable harbors such beauty in its versatility and taste. Celeriac can be boiled, baked, steamed, roasted, transformed into a delicious salad or a creamy yet light soup. Rev up your blenders and ease…
Leek Potato Soup – A Beautiful Mess
My 2 year-old great niece Ava looked around as her parents were packing for a move from California to Scotland. “Put it back, mama, put it back,” she yelled. “This not very nice.” Then she adds, “Wow, what a beautiful mess!” What beautiful messes have you encountered lately? My Leek Potato Cheddar Melt was a beautiful…