Category Archives: Slow food and art in the kitchen

The Contemplative Life – “The History of Bees” – Bee-consciousness

Posted on 06/21/2019 by

“The History of Bees” A Novel by Maja Lunde –
Maja Lunde is a Norwegian writer and originally wrote children’s books. How I came to read this book is a small story.
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Chicken Mole Made from a Chili Recipe = Alan likes complex cooking 😁

Posted on 06/13/2019 by

Chicken Mole Recipe made from this Recipe for Chili Made with ground meat and Sirloin Change…added whole malt barley and did not use beer. Chilli 1 Recipe from 2008 All Recipes – From Alan and adapted to make chicken Molé … Continue reading →

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Signs of Spring = The Northland Awakens & The Minneapolis Farmers’ Market is in full swing

Posted on 05/26/2019 by

March photos in the city. It was a chilly day to take photos, but the sun appeared after rainy dark days. And the earth was coming alive in the city gardens. The Lyndale Farmers’ Market was buzzing on Saturday. I … Continue reading →

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Soup = Bone Broth and Health

Posted on 05/01/2019 by

Last Autumn my joints, all of them, started cracking and popping like never before. Uh oh, I thought this is the end of my joints. I was in Costco and saw a book called “The 7-day Bone Broth Diet Plan … Continue reading →

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Minnesota Horse Expo = 2019 Horse Funday

Posted on 04/26/2019 by

Over the years I have attended the Minnesota Horse Expo 2019 faithfully with a camera and my love of horses. The weather today was sunny with clouds. It was fun to be there amongst the crowds of enthusiastic people. It’s … Continue reading →

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