Farro is one of my go-to grains for busy weeknights, and weekends too. Although it’s one of the oldest forms of wheat and has been part of the Italian diet since ancient times, its only been in recent years that it gained popularity in the U.S. I use it a lot because I can easily have a pot of… Read More
These days, the big news at the farmers market is squash. Small or huge, bumpy and warty-like or smooth, dark or cream-colored, they are the celebrities of the season. As I look at these unique vegetables, I can’t help but think of the possibilities for beautiful soups, salads, and other dishes of autumn. Providing sculptural… Read More
This is a very simple and tasty soup that is so easy to pull together quickly. I first made it last fall when a friend shared her recipe with me. My husband liked it so much that I’ve made it again and again, trying a few minor variations each time. Like many soups, this one can… Read More
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