Duck Eggs
Originally published May, 2020 The highlight of our Saturday morning is going to the Albany Farmer’s Market to buy duck eggs. I didn’t think I
Tag: food
Mrs Bailey’s Martian Kitchen (and her famous Oxford Marmalade recipe)
As everyone knows (well, everyone who pays any attention to geopolitical realities), Mars has been a province of the British Empire for the last hundred
Queen Victoria’s Christmas Dinner
If anyone in the 19th century was going to celebrate Christmas in a truly outstanding fashion, you know that person had to be Queen Victoria,
Om Nom Nom Nom
I love Thanksgiving food. I know it’s fashionable to hate on the usual turkey and gravy, but I love them. Green beans with almonds are
BVC Announces Orcas Intermission by Laura Gayle
Orcas Intermission Chameleon Chronicles #5 by Laura Gayle Camille Tate is ready to be seen … but is her world ready to see her?
1917: Introducing…the Supermarket
As we’ve seen in previous posts, World War I impinged on daily life in America possibly more than any previous war…especially in terms of what
1917: Getting Down and Dirty (in the Garden)
This year marks the 105th anniversary of the US’s entry into World War I…a topic which I happened to do a lot of research on
1917: Wartime Recipes
This year marks the 105th anniversary of the US’s entry into World War I…a topic which I happened to do a lot of research on
Baking, 1917 Style
This year marks the 105th anniversary of the US’s entry into World War I…a topic which I happened to do a lot of research on
1917: Food, Glorious Food…or Food for Glory
This year marks the 105th anniversary of the US’s entry into World War I…a topic which I happened to do a lot of research on
1917: Doing Their Bit
This month marks the 105th anniversary of the US’s entry into World War I…a topic which I happened to do a lot of research on
