Busy week behind and busy week ahead…
Pieter de Hooch A Woman Peeling Apples
last week
- Monday was President’s Day and no snow to shovel. Susan McLellan Plaisted made George Washington’s Mush Cakes on Bites of Food History
- Tuesday Colonial Foodways had 2 programs at Plimoth Plantation – Take and Bake Apple Tarts in the morning; Curds to Curd Fritters (with some ashcakes) in the afternoon Apple Tart recipe here and the curd fritters here on the Pilgrim Seasonings blog
- Wednesday was a blur….but
- Thursday, meeting of the South Shore Locovores on Home Cooking – more on that later
- on Friday, I was one of many talking to Anne Bramley about pies, and Columbus was 1492, not 1592, which is what I said, but I didn’t mean…. Eat Feed podcast Pie: A Large Slice of Everything in A Crust
- Saturday, Rhode Island Flower Show where we saw the Fabulous Beekman Boys and Roger Swain …
Me with Brent and Josh – they are truly nicer then nice – I had some gifts for Polka Spot
Roger Swain, formerly of The Victory Garden with fanboys Brent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcell at the Rhode Island Flower Show
Next week – Spring Training begins…not the Red Sox, the Pilgrims.
I’ve got my fingers crossed that these links will work….
Wait, you met Roger Swain? He’s the best. You’ve been busy Kathleen!
We had fun! I’m glad you asked me along!
Roger is always worth the trip, and I’m so glad you introduced me to the thrill of the Beekman Boys!