Author Archives: kunstkitchen

About kunstkitchen

Visual artist and writer hunting words, languages, visions, and insight in my kitchen - connecting Art (Kunst) and culture and slow food cooking. Credits: Do not own a microwave oven and never have. Do not own a food processor. Classically trained artist. Paint and draw with traditional materials. Live in the Northland where it's six months of winter. Appreciate the little things in life. Sharing food and art experiences and the lessons that my talented and generous friends have given me.

Linguine with Clam Sauce Recipe = What’s a landlocked Seafood Lover To Do?

Posted on 01/16/2019

For a land locked seafood lover, this is a fun way to indulge in clams and pasta. The mushrooms are good because they add some color and flavor to the sauce. Continue reading →

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When small things create meaningful moments

Posted on 01/13/2019

Originally posted on Inspire&change:
A cab driver arrived at the address and honked the horn. After waiting for few minutes, he pressed the horn again. Since this was going to be the last ride of his shift, he…

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A Little Humor Please? = Winter BLAHS On…

Posted on 01/10/2019

January 2019 Under the sign of Capricorn, the Goat. Just looking for a few laughs. Yup. It’s the middle of the weird weather winter of 2018-2019. Continue reading →

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Happy New Year 2019! “What the heck? 2018”

Posted on 12/31/2018

To all the kind people who drop by my kitchen, best wishes for a happy and healthy new year! Continue reading →

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Washington Post Article: Dairy Farming is Dying after 40 Years I’m out = Farm Outlook

Posted on 12/26/2018

An informative and insightful article about farming in the upper midwest by a an organic farmer caught my attention. This was published a few days ago in the Washington Post. “Dairy farming is Dying After 40 Years I’m Out”
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