Author: Sheila // All things considered yummy!

Peach-Saffron Jam & Ice Cream

Ahh, this time of year. The best of end-of-summer crops meets perfect weather. The very last bit of peaches, peak foliage in the White Mountains, a final 80 degree day at the beach followed by a cozy sweater, fleece leggings, and Alfred Hitchcock movies. Sort of says it all, doesn’t

Avocado, Beet, and Citrus Salad

Oh, hello blog! Hello tiny little world! How lovely it is to remember this space exists. Le sigh. What a crazy month it’s been. Summer was beautiful, bright, at times both hectic and calm, and most of all, continuously delicious. While I love the summer, I’m welcoming fall with open

Spicy Pickle-Brined Chicken

Well, isn’t this just the best thing ever since sliced bread, if you consider that something you can’t imagine life without. When asked what my favorite thing to make is, I can never come up with an answer. No favorite vegetable, no favorite dish. I just get so excited to

Cape Cod Camping

We drove the almost four hours in Boston and Cape Cod traffic to get to the camp site. High hopes in mind, knowing our friends, we rolled into the campgrounds, ready for a few days of heavy relaxation, good eating, and plenty of beach and fireside chats. But the campground

Grilled Peach Panzanella

Happy 96th birthday Grandma! 96. Seriously. Let’s celebrate your really-so-close-to-a-century with a Sunday potluck. Family, friends, food, and 96. Can’t get over that number! A beautiful lunch. Hugs and kisses. And a catnap before work. Ahh…vacation awaits me in a few short days, after a fun yet busy 3 week

Summer Succotash with Sorrel Yogurt Sauce

The more I learn about cooking, and really any other subject, the more I realize I don’t know. There are just so many little things I haven’t ventured to try with cooking yet, and so many techniques and little tricks that sneak by me. For instance, if you’re making a

Charred Cauliflower with Pickled Apricots

Cauliflower is one of those vegetables that many of us just can’t — or would rather not — warm up to. It was that bland, overcooked, tasteless nothing that we pushed around on our plates as kids. Like brussel sprouts, it got a bad name, but is actually really tasty

Sunny Side Up Eggs & Summer Tomatoes

There are some mornings you just wake up and know it’s going to be a great day. I don’t know if it’s the yoga class I went to last night after a hiatus; the incredibly inspiring and thought-provoking documentary 180° South that I finally watched about a wild expedition to

Falling for Annisquam, and Green Goddess Dressing

The North Shore is such an epic place. I find myself getting lost in the beauty of Annisquam lately, a place that although I did not grow up far from, never spent much time in until fairly recently. An incredible place. Beautiful beaches, idyllic farms, and wonderful people throughout the

Chocolate-Dipped Coconut Macaroons

I feel like I’m in a “if you give a mouse a cookie” situation. I wanted to test the goat cheese ice cream recipe before posting, doubled, so had to use a dozen egg yolks. I am not one to enjoy egg white omelets — let’s be honest, I’m really here for

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