Now, as a solo mom with 3 college kids and a busy legal career in Los Angeles, I am making my way back to my precious
food memories in the late night hours with a little a lot of help from friends and family by authoring «Bake This Cake» and «Bake This Bread» in order to bring life to historic cake and bread recipes.
Re-create childhood's most - comforting
food memories in your own kitchen with recipes that channel Mom's famous meatloaf, creamy mac and cheese, and fresh - from - the - oven buttermilk biscuits.
Not exact matches
Jennifer Cohen, a fitness expert who helps executives boost productivity through wellness, says «
food can directly affect everything
in our bodies, from our mood and energy levels to our
memory.»
Speaking at a conference
in California, he outlined a vision of a modest and local health care system that summons
memories of local drugstores of post-war America serving
food at lunch counters.
Story & Photos by Harald Zoschke Parma, a
food lover» sdream
in Northern Italy Those who have been fortunate enough to visit Parma will certainly have fond
memories of the wonderful
food in the heart of Italy's Emilia Romagna region.
I found myself
in silly daydreams about the first thing I'll eat after the cleanse, recollecting special culinary
memories, composing new recipes, anything and everything
food - related kept knocking on my mind's door.
To choose one favourite is hard, but the beautiful, colourful
food from Bali still sticks
in my
memory.
Jicama soaked
in lime juice, tequila, hot peppers and fresh prawns all bring back fond
food memories.
One of my favorite things about Lily (besides how funny and charming she is without even knowing) is her ability to pair together
foods and
memories that somehow go so perfectly hand
in hand when they
in fact shouldn't.
And then there are some
food memories that are so mundane, so routine, that I remember them for their simplicity, the taste of the meal, the emotions around the occurrence, the joy
in the repetition of knowing those
foods would always be a part of my life.
One of my favorite things about this time of year
in the blogging world is learning about how other people celebrate the holidays including their
memories and
food traditions and this bountiful bowl looks like the essence of comfort and deliciousness.
I love that
in food there are
memories.
One of my earliest
memories of cooking and falling
in love with
food came from spending a week or two
in the summer at my grandparents house.
By re-creating this
food, I hope
in turn to evoke happy
memories for all those with whom I share, and thereby create new happy
food memories for those near and far.
In honor of family vacation
memories, Guy Fieri is cooking up some Mexican
food, starting off with his Stuffed Snapper Veracruz.
Mostly because
in my own life
food memories are such a driving force and source of inspiration.
I love it when
foods have nice
memories attached to them and although wild rice didn't play a part
in my childhood, I love it now - when I remember to use it!
So today I'm combing these two
food memories, into a balanced meal served
in a bowl; cause that's how we roll
in 2016!
I love how
food can take us back
in time and bring fond
memories of loved ones.
And though I wasn't quite as obsessed with
food back then as much as I am now (it's relative — I think I've always been obsessed with
food, but
in different ways, throughout my life), I have certain
food memories from that trip.
I don't have good
memories of
food served by a gluten - intolerant friend, especially cakes... also gritty texture
in desserts that should be smooth... but she always said she loved her creations.
Based off of this
food memory I thought using our garden fresh herbs instead of the peppercorns might be kinda fun, also... I'm the only one that really likes pepper enough to warrant using them so heavily
in a recipe!
So, we made due and simply relived the
memories of Annabella pancakes
in conversation and yummy
food memories.
I began writing about Scandinavian
food in 2009 a couple of months after Grandma Agny passed away; the grief had struck me
in ways deeper than I could have expected, and I found myself seeking out elements of our shared Norwegian heritage as a way to feel closer to her
memory.
The menu was developed from Richards»
memory of the
food the couple ate
in Greece and from a few family recipes, which was served up to 76 customers on opening day.
«Cooking Italian
food has always been near and dear to my heart - from the
memories I have of growing up
in an Italian family especially with my favorite aunt's recipes, to my time
in Italy, to my present day cooking style,» says Executive Chef Carmine Di Giovanni.
Unless you dine only
in fast
food restaurants and hotel coffee shops it will be your most enduring gustatory
memory of Korea.
He says his
memories from visiting that area are full of «real people, real
food and real hospitality,» and aims to recreate that experience
in Bimini Bob's.
It's also the spreading of good times and fond
memories; the union of cultures as different nationalities gather at a single table to partake
in home - cooked
food; and the knowledge that it is a celebration of a basic joy
in life — eating good
food.
My favorite posts of yours are the ones where you reflect on life using
food and
food memories — I can truly relate because all of my fondest
memories in life are somehow tied
in to some type of
food, especially cake!
For me, this dish brings to mind so many happy
food memories - sushi nights with my best girlfriends and the smoked salmon bagels I lived on as a child growing up
in NYC.
Needless to say, its more of a
memory than a recipe and I sure didn't want to miss up this opportunity of presenting this
in the street
food series.
(P.S. looking through the salad archive was a nice compact trip down
memory lane w.r.t. the improvements
in my
food photography over the years...)
«Pork cheek stewed
in porter with celeriac puree» «One of my earliest
memories related to
food is a brown hare roast served at my grandmother's house.
They just SCREAM iconic summer, but also, I get wicked
food memories and eating those just drown me
in happy.
There are some
foods that linger
in your
memory for a long time, almost forever.
Author Notes: Egg drop soup is an early
food memory for me, brought home
in Styrofoam cartons from a cheap Chinese takeout restaurant and slurped
in thick, salty swallows.
Cinnamon rolls used to be a favorite comfort
food but after going paleo and figuring out I had
food sensitivities I never thought I would eat another yummy roll of goodness without feeling like crap afterwards and usually feeling disappointed that it just didn't live up to the
memories in my head.
I realize that the appeal is more
in the
memory than
in the actual
food.
It's
in these moments of bliss — brought about by a culinary experience and having
memories triggered by familiar tastes and aromas — that I am reminded that we, as human beings, will always have
memories tied to
foods that we eat, and that
food will always be a large part of us.
We're
in the business of making great
food and great
memories.
You brought back
memories of Norwegian
food when I spent four summers
in Minnesota when I was a kid.
The January 2018 Oxford Real Farming Conference will go down
in collective
memory as a milestone
in our movement's history, filled to the rafters with 900
food and farming colleagues, questions, conversation and debate.
Free Shake Day brings back that feeling of quintessential Americana and helps our guests enjoy the good things
in life — great
food and great
memories.
I specially enjoyed your
memories of
food and cooking you shared so eloquantly
in this article.
For me, they are associated with my childhood
memories of Sunday mornings when my mom would spend 40 minutes
in the kitchen making her specialty — pancakes, and then
in under 20 minutes, they would all be gone On a Ketogenic diet, people still crave for the
food they are used to have before starting a diet.
Perhaps the greatest Italian comfort
food, however, is the simplest tomato pasta, a recipe that is so deeply rooted
in our childhood
memories that the average Italian can differentiate the smell of her own family's tomato sauce recipe from any other.
Born and raised
in Muscle Shoals, Ala., many of Evans» early
memories involve
food.
Aetna has been spamming
food blogs to promote this event - I am responding to each one
in memory of my friend's fingers, which she lost due to Aetna denying her claims repeatedly.
Writing this book not only got me to unearth my early
food memories and why I cook the way I do, but also allowed me to delve into the notes I've gathered over the last 20 plus years of cooking
in different kitchens around the world.