Another day at World View Institute in Launceston. I love the rhythm here – lectures Monday and Tuesday and then a day off (at least for me) which is just as well because I am still fighting a cold and have not felt well since I first caught the flu back in Los Angeles about [...]
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I just made my first apple cake for the season for our MSA Board meeting tomorrow. It is a great way for me to relax once I have all my materials ready for the Board members.
Our apple crop is not as big as usual but there are still plenty to enjoy. This recipe was given [...]
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The posts in the last couple of days about cooking as a spiritual discipline have turned my thoughts towards the garden and what to do with the wonderful produce that is pouring out of it. My mouth is watering at the wonder of the delicious dishes that will emerge in the next few weeks. This [...]
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About this time of the year here in Seattle people start to look askance any time that you mention zucchini – it seems to proliferate wherever you look. This year it is a little late but it is still there. For most people it is a little overwhelming but as far as I am concerned [...]
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When I said on twitter this afternoon that I was making chocolate zucchini bread a number of you were interested in the recipe. So here it is. I highly recommend it. I usually make mini muffins rather than 2 loaves of bread.
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Title: Chocolate Zucchini Bread
Categories: Bread
Yield: [...]
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