Posted on Aug 24

whole wheat waffles + wild blueberries + cinnamon butter

I have been exploring an alternative to syrup which is a bit easier and brings a different flavor profile to pancakes and waffles. Instead of a juicy topping, I used this new product from the butter people Land o Lakes – its a whipped butter with cinnamon already in it. To learn more and also...

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Posted on Sep 12

A quick answer to breakfast

Wholesome energizing breakfasts on school mornings can be so hard! I am not the sort to fly out of bed full of energy so the idea of running to the kitchen and making some lovely home-raised eggs or some organic oatmeal for anyone just defeats me. I can do it on the weekend no problem...

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Posted on Feb 18

Raw Food: raw cheese at breakfast

I have been working with our new dehydrator to create several types of crackers and fruit leathers. The goal is to understand what the drying process does to various foods and to test some of the recipes one finds on the web. Everything I will ever make will be 100% nut free. We have a zero tolerance...

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Posted on Oct 19

Homegrown Potato Satori

Egg, potato, Nabisco Crown Pilot cracker Yikes, I have been so blocked with both of my blogs this past week. I can not put my finger on exactly why but that is the way writing is. For me its a double block because its both writing and shooting. Part of the problem, I think, is...

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Posted on Jun 21

Sweet Summer Solstice: Dribbling Night onto the Sun

To celebrate the summer solstice, I made sunny yellow cornmeal “mush” with blackstrap molasses for breakfast this morning. We are enjoying an overwhelmingly beautiful bright sunny yet not-to-hot day here in central Massachusetts. The garden is soaking up the sun and growing with leaps and bounds, our moods are sunny, and all is right with...

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Posted on May 25

Whole wheat buttermilk biscuits

I wasn’t necessarily raised on transcendent biscuits, we had patacones and arepas instead. My mom, who is from Illinois and from a family of Illinois corn, soybean, and pig farmers who came from the hills of Kentucky ages ago (and I don’t know where before that), would talk about the delicious food her grandma cooked...

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Irish Steel Cut Oatmeal sweetened with agave nectar and passion fruit gastrique

If you are diabetic, pre-diabetic, following a low carb diet, or simply trying to eat lower processed foods, breakfast can be one of the hardest meals of the day. So much of what we eat here in the US for breakfast is high glycemic. If you want to eat on the go, it can be...

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Fast Glycemic Facts: The Second Meal Effect

(Glucose: Wikipedia source – public domain) If you choose to read The Glycemic Index site, you may briefly run across something called the Second Meal Effect (SME). As I understand it and in short, if one eats a low GI food at one meal, there is a carry over effect to the next meal in...

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Buttermilk pancakes with Korean pears in syrup and hickory smoked bacon

A couple of days ago, I did the “on black” shoot where some pears saw the light. Those pears were also part of our breakfast yesterday. I found some delightful Bob’s Red Mill buttermilk pancake mix I wanted to try out and it made some amazing pancakes. I sliced one Korean pear and two of...

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Arepa de huevo (Arepa with egg)

[Sorry for the annoying copyright symbols on these images but there are too many people downloading and stealing these images. I am working on a downloadable for-a-fee document where you can get the whole "picture" and I do not lose all photo rights and revenue.] Arepa de huevo is a Colombian food that I remember...

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