Author Archives: Sonya

Tortilla Soup

Happy New Year! If you haven’t heard, it’s been unusually rainy in L.A. I’m on a serious soup kick (as evidenced on this blog). I’m like Jamie on Top Chef; have you noticed how she’s always making soups? I bet … Continue reading

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Aliens

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stages of therapy

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Poached Pears

Recently, my dad gave me Around My French Table as a gift (yay!). It’s a beautiful book, with countless recipes I’m eager to try. Predictably, I was most interested in trying out the desserts first. This spice-poached pears recipe is … Continue reading

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Winter Squash Soup

For years and years, I’ve been trying to figure out how to make Squash Soup good. The best version of it I ever had was at Milk on Beverly (seriously). I’ve made decent versions, but none were great. What do … Continue reading

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roasted tomato soup

Recipe adapted from Mark Peel’s NEW CLASSIC FAMILY DINNERS This recipe isn’t hard, but it has a lot of steps. This is great to make when you feel like being in the kitchen for a bit. This recipe is not … Continue reading

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what do you do

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Julia and an Omelette

I could watch Julia all day. The omelette is tricky. It’s satisfying to execute it perfectly. I like to use a spatula to mix up the eggs as they set. It seems to make my omelette a little fluffier. Julia … Continue reading

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West Palm Beach

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Harissa and Tagine

Last Night’s Menu: * Marinated chicken skewers with Harissa and Hummus dipping sauces * Root vegetable tagine served on a bed of whole wheat cous cous * Israeli-style salad (means lots of cucumber, tomato, green onion) * Bittersweet chocolate and … Continue reading

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