A recent blog I read and a lot of the arguing I see online and hear about on the news and radio recently got me thinking about what I miss since this pandemic started. We've been on lock-down for about 72 days now, so just over two months. We are more fortunate than many as … Continue reading What’s missing?
We do a lot of vegetarian and vegan because we have daughters who eat those diets, but my husband and I love meat. We found a great deal on a lot of meat and it took over my day, but damn, it was fun!
I'm still trying to keep our meals varied and interesting in quarantine. Secretly, the cooking is the key to my sanity as well.
This seems very trivial in light of all that is going on in the world, but I miss grocery shopping.
When you're trying to only grocery shop every couple of weeks and you're also trying to be frugal, some things become very precious.
We know. Everyone panicked over toilet paper and then yeast. Who knows what next week will be. But there are real differences in food availability.
Sometimes you find out things about yourself when you are forced to stop and reconsider how you live.
As we continue our lives in quarantine or what our state calls a stay in place order, I am finding new and creative ways to explore my love of cooking.
I am not normally a shop-a-holic. I buy 99% of my clothes at thrift stores and generally only going when even they have a sale. But, when it comes to food, I love to shop and discover new ingredients and ideas and try new things.
