By Angela Flicker on September 15, 2011
With summer comes tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, carrots, herbs, and zucchini. I love gardening, and reaping the benefits of having fresh veggies, yet at the same time, it can sometimes be overwhelming. A few weeks back, I posted some of my favorite recipes that use both tomatoes and zucchini. And again today I’ll be posting similar [...]
Posted in Canning, Cooking, Gardening |
By Angela Flicker on August 26, 2011
Lately, tomatoes and zucchini have been overtaking our kitchen, as each day we bring a new batch in from the garden. It’s been one of those situations where we don’t have quite enough to can, but we do have enough for them to be the focal point of dinner most nights. I have tried a [...]
Posted in Cooking, Gardening, Recipe |
By Angela Flicker on March 30, 2011
I am craving summer in a serious way: long warm days, fresh tomatoes from the garden, picnics at the park, and barbecues in the backyard. This weekend I’m hosting a dinner party and I’m making a home-style, summer, picnic-like meal. Here’s what’s on the menu: Whole Chicken on the Grill Three-Cheese Macaroni and Cheese German [...]
Posted in Cooking, Recipe | Tagged bbq, picnic |
By Angela Flicker on December 16, 2010
Josh and I love giving handmade over the holidays. Here are 3 easy handmade holiday gift ideas and tutorials for you and your family to try, inspired by gifts that we have given in the past. Enjoy. #1: Homemade Coffee Liqueur Recipe ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. #2: Etched Glasses Tutorial ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. #3: Machine Appliqued Clothing Tutorial …………………………………………………………………………………….. What [...]
Posted in Applique, Cooking, D.I.Y., Family, Glass etching, Handmade Holiday, machine applique, Recipe, Sewing, Tutorial |
By Angela Flicker on December 6, 2010
Breakfast is a beloved meal in my household. Yes, cold cereal, granola, and frozen waffles are a staple most days of the week, but every weekend, my husband makes a great breakfast for the family. And usually a few times a week, I make a nice breakfast for just Monet and I. Honestly we don’t [...]
Posted in Cooking, Recipe | Tagged breakfast, martha stewart recipes |
By Angela Flicker on October 25, 2010
I love using the crock-pot in the fall and winter months. It helps to warm a home with aromatic smells and excitement for dinner. This past week we used it three different times and each meal was a huge hit. Here’s what we made… ::Crock-pot Beef Stroganoff:: Here’s a link to the pot roast recipe [...]
Posted in Cooking, Recipe | Tagged beef stroganoff, chili verde, pinto beans |
By Angela Flicker on September 13, 2010
It’s that time of year again, where the harvested vegetables from the garden are more than we can handle. And lucky for me, my husband likes to can. Lately, he has been canning garden salsa with black beans and corn. (Note: If you don’t garden, check out your local farmer’s market, they will have everything [...]
Posted in Canning, Cooking, Gardening, Recipe | Tagged Garden Salsa |
By Angela Flicker on August 27, 2010
Yesterday was a day filled with all the things I love: playing in the garden with my daughter, a walk around the neighborhood, cooking, sewing, a glass of wine, and a nice dinner with my family. On the outside it really doesn’t seem like anything extraordinary, but to me, it’s days like these that make [...]
Posted in Canning, Cooking, Daily Monet, Family, Gardening, Herbs, Moment, Recipe |
By Angela Flicker on June 12, 2010
We prefer quality over quantity here at The Artists’ House. It’s something that I am always trying to be more aware of, as hard as it is. This motto goes beyond things, it’s also a motto we follow very strictly when dealing with what goes inside our bodies. We strive to buy quality foods [...]
Posted in Cooking, Eco-friendly, Gardening, Recipe, Salt Lake City Local Businesses | Tagged Thai Tom Ka Gai Soup |
By Angela Flicker on May 18, 2010
If you consider yourself a foodie and you are not yet familiar with the word Tagine I urge you to do all you can to add it to your personal lexicon. For those of you who already know what a tagine is I bet your mouth is already watering just thinking about your last tagine [...]
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