I came back from BlogHer Food in Atlanta Sunday afternoon. I wish I had a detailed report for you guys, but the truth is that I really was unable to attend most events and festivities. It was great to catch up with friends and also finally meet those who I have come to know through ...
It was a few days ago when I was browsing the pages of ELLE à Table that I found an article written by Clotilde about how to make financiers with nut and seed butters. "Brilliant!", I thought. A great way to make a cake not only gluten free, but also dairy free. I have been ...
I have always loved this time of year. As a kid, the end of May and beginning of June were always an exciting time. The weather unpredictable ("hasta el cuarenta de mayo no te quites el sayo"), but the first signs of summer would start making their first appearance. Morning dew on the grass on ...
I have to admit that every year, I have a hard time adjusting to the summer season here in the South. Once we enter the rainy season, it gets very, very hot, humid and stormy. We spend a lot of time in the pool and indoors away from the scorching sun. Baking becomes almost like ...
I have been a bit under weather ever since our trip back and have not been able to spend much time in the kitchen. But the first cherries of the season have started to arrive and although I love eating them raw as they are, I had a craving for a simple fruit crisp. I ...