Like I said, I was having a little trouble grasping what Denmark was all about. But then I met up with my friend S—, who helped it seem like a real, distinct place to me. “Tonight we’re going to have a typical Danish dinner,” she said. “It’s what everyone eats for Christmas, and of course [...]
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I haven’t written about my home cooking in many months, and probably won’t again for a while (since I won’t be home till January, but that’s another story). But as you’ll see, this doughnut thing—I need to write about it for closure. Years ago, I wrote a couple of posts about how I learned to [...]
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Tamara and I are going to be on the New York episode of this show, to air in Britain September 15. Spread the word to your mates across the pond! And we haven’t seen the final cut of what we taped, so who knows how we come across? All I’ve been told is that I [...]
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Ungh. That’s my realization, at my doctor’s office last week, that I weigh a good 10 pounds more than I thought I did. And I feel like I gained it all this month, during my self-imposed Cassoulet Season. (Thank god it was freezing here. I think I would’ve thrown up if I’d had to go [...]
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