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Dinner at Mark's Farmers Market Food Moroccan Recipe Salads

How to NOT Make a Cabbage Patch Dull

August 31, 2014September 19, 2015 Brian Garrido

My friend Mark is a homecook like me but he loves to make complicated Moroccan food. The dishes that are thirteen thousand ingredients and counting.

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Making Bread: Unfortunately, not the Green Kind…but Tasty.

August 24, 2014September 19, 2015 Brian Garrido

I love simplicity.”Keep it simple”, I say to myself constantly. (I try remembering that phrase in everything I do.) I’ve realized that when something becomes

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An Embarrassing Confessional: Whipped Cream

August 17, 2014September 19, 2015 Brian Garrido

 During the seventies, which is when I was growing up, it was difficult to be single mother in the workforce. Alas, I didn’t grow up

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Miami’s Cuban Food Recreation in Los Angeles

August 10, 2014September 19, 2015 Brian Garrido

I don’t know a lot about Cuban food. I do know that much of originated from the Canary Islands and Spain, just like most of

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Farmers Market Food Fruit New York Recipe

The Humble “Crumble” or Just a “Crisp”

August 6, 2014September 19, 2015 Brian Garrido

I have written many times that my mother wasn’t really a cook. She was a working, single mother and it wasn’t really in her repertoire

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