Food by the Gearhead's Wife

Musings on cooking for a mechanic with a discerning palate

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08 Apr

Dough a deer in spot lights

I have struggled these last few weeks to write this post. Not because pizza dough is scary. Nothing like that. More because I’m intimidated by writing this opening paragraph. I…

21 Mar

I Dream of Green

I arrived at work Monday to a sea of green.  Most people were wearing green, sweaters or pants or dresses, with some sort of shamrock detailing.  And there I was,…

07 Mar

Faith to Bake a Cake

The gearhead isn’t one for surprises.  Usually. But on a quiet Sunday morning he announced casually, as if he were announcing the day’s weather, that he had probably sold my…

26 Feb

Cheer Up Butter Cup – or just Cheers!

My go to sore throat tonic: hot buttered rum for one.  As a kid, my favourite life saver flavour was butter rum, but the cloying candy version is a pale…

13 Feb

Honey, relax – have a waffle

You know things are too hectic when you’re reclined in your dentist’s chair thinking, “Well, this is relaxing!” These last weeks, since the holidays really, it’s been too busy, too…

29 Jan

Zen and the Art of Marriage Maintenance

Maintenance, by definition, means there’s work to be done, kept up with.  You can’t just stop and rest, survey the scene, and stay satisfied – at least not for long…

17 Jan

Some Food Tricks below the Red Cape

Work/Life balance.  Not so much a gentle seesaw sway, more of a spinning top.  One that spins so fast it blurs the vision, the definition.   At this point, it’s a…

06 Jan

Between Onion Skins

Onions cooking down in butter pull the gearhead to the kitchen on some invisible thread.  It’s a path I liken to the mystery of bees buzzing toward the hearts of…

20 Dec

Land of honey and vanilla

It was heart warming, especially after last week’s rant related to holiday commercialism, to be reminded about good community and small, but recurring moments and objects of beauty.   Our tiny…

13 Dec

Philosophy Gone Sour

At our house, I’m responsible for making xmas morning happen for our children.  The gearhead’s steadfast determinism to opt out of inflated consumerism [wife edits: except if car related] foists…

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