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Seasons
We sing about the turn of the seasons, sometimes we moan about it, but generally we love the variety that the seasons bring us. We ski in winter, swim in summer. We rush to pick apples on a crisp autumn day and go out to plant at the first hint of spring's warmth. The turn of the seasons is an inspiration to poets.
We are now going into winter in the northern part of the globe, and into summer in the southern part. For a large number of the population, this is a major holiday time with Chanukah and Christmas looming in the very near future.
Enjoy each season. Here are some articles, some recipes, some menus that sing of all our seasons.
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spring
and summer - seasonal delights
the american icon - the hamburger - recipes, how-to make, fun facts and history
recipes for barbecue
and grilling - rubs,
marinades, veggies, fish and meat
the fourth of july - celebrate freedom
zucchini - The Summer Showoffs: Get Ready for Zucchini!
blueberries - sweet-tart, versatile and oh, so nutritious - try them dried as well as fresh
water, water everywhere - all year long, but in summer especially - by Barbara J. Gewirtz
everything
you need to know about grills, grilling and barbecue by
Cliff Lowe - the most thorough article ever about
grills - prepare now for the season ahead
the
mystique of mesquite - about
that southwestern addition to grilling from The
Border Cookbook
salsas, chutneys, and relishes - great toppings
artichokes and how to prepare artichokes
strawberries - those luscious redheads
fais
do-do - that's
Cajun for a hoedown or country dance
spring
produce - asparagus, peas, and strawberries
shavuot - the Jewish celebration of harvesting spring crops and the Torah
Easter
& Passover - holidays and renewal
The Super Bowl
George melinkovich, all-american OR how sauerkraut built football legs - Sauerkraut and football?
super bowl sunday - lots of food ideas, lots of recipes
a special super bowl party - this one has a twist - the food is part of the rivalry
winter:
holidays and hot tea
High Tea, Low Tea
or
What the Polite Young Woman Does With Her Pinkie
Whilst Drinking Tea - by Diana Serbe
the chinese
new year - by Cliff
Lowe
i'm a fool to want you - classic British desserts
cabbage - that versatile winter vegetable
the
woes of dieting - by Mark Vogel - tips and solid advice from a pro
to
your health - a collection of healthy recipes, some for diets, some
for well-be
Christmas
& Chanukah, New Year's
Thanksgiving Special;
Cook Your "Best Roast Turkey" With Jamie Oliver
from Cook With Jamie click for recipe click for book review
Christmas
Menus -German, Italian or Traditional
English, Christmas Eve or day. Good any day of
the year, special at the holidays
A Swedish
Christmas - by
Emilie Eliasson Hovmöller
Italian
Christmas Eve - by Rosemarie Perla
The
Great Plum Pudding Disaster - by Patrick Cullie
Chanukah -how to celebrate this special holiday,
by Barbara Paley-Israel
changing
australian Christmas traditions by Margaret
E. Walker
a warm Christmas - lunch in Australia by Margaret E. Walker
christmas
bread pudding - by Mark Vogel -all about bread pudding with a recipe
a
German christmas eve - by Margaret E. Walker - a moving story of a special christmas
eve
A German
Christmas - by
Diana Serbe, traditions recipes, a menu
A
southern Christmas -
by Cliff Lowe, a boyhood in the south, with recipes
Christmas
Memories - members talk about their
holidays
the nutcracker - a beloved Christmas ballet started with a simple tool
from India with Love - a round-the-world new year's menu -by Rushina Munshaw -Ghildiyal
Plum Pudding to Englishmen's Taste, in Rhyme - a very special poem
Valentine's
Day
Main
valentine's page
a
valentine's menu
a
solo valentine
the
glory of Shakespeare writing on love
And Chocolate, of course : chocolate history chocolate facts got chocolate
My Three Pears - by Stacy Cooper - How Stacy planned the fate of
three pears
Mother's
Day
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