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Embracing traditions, loving food, gardening, wine, travel and messy projects on the farm.

Hunting for Mushrooms

Posted on August 9, 2020September 18, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

There’s always something interesting to find during a trip into the forest here. Lobster mushrooms (because, after all, this is Maine) and what appears to be a really nice crop of wild hazelnuts. An Impromptu Hunt An impromptu mushroom-hunting expedition this morning with Lee Huston. The forest behind the house…

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In the Yard | Gardening and Landscaping

Perennials at Home

Posted on August 8, 2020July 25, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

We love to be off on vacation, but we also love to come home. Having a yard full of beautiful perennials helps too.

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Getting Away

Popham Beach

Posted on August 7, 2020July 24, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

It’s a beachy kind of a morning. Given the way that the sun is shining, the fog is going to burn off fast. Gia certainly seems to be enjoying the beach. After watching the rest of us she’s apparently decided to build her own sandcastle. The early morning walk is…

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Getting Away

Modena – Balsamic Vinegar

Posted on July 16, 2020September 18, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

Reminiscing on Modena Since we can’t travel, we’re doing the next best thing. In this case, picking up some two-year-old Parmigiano-Reggiano and drizzling it with extra vecchio balsamic vinegar. And washing it down with a sprightly Pignoletto. Not quite as much fun as wandering around Emilia Romagna, but certainly brings…

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In the Yard | Gardening and Landscaping

Nymphaea, Water Lilies

Posted on July 15, 2020September 3, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

A Resilient Bloom The water lilies don’t seem to mind the blazing sun. In fact, they seem to flaunt their presence in the face of it with their showy blooms and lush green leaves. Even with our relatively cold winters, these have thrived in their little pool for well over…

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DIY

Gnocci Boards

Posted on June 30, 2020July 25, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

Spurred on by a batch of yummy gnocchi at my sister’s house last weekend, coupled with restacking the pile of cherry boards in the barn (waiting to be incorporated into the new kitchen), I finally got around to making that gnocchi board I’d been planning on. Actually, I made two…

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Getting Away

Ocean Point

Posted on June 27, 2020July 6, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

A fine day to be at the seaside. No caption necessary… And a gorgeous Friday evening sunset at Ocean Point, complete with a photo-bombing dog to finish the day.

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In the Kitchen

Focaccia

Posted on June 22, 2020July 25, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

I often find that the simplest forms of foods are the best, so usually, the focaccia is topped with just olive oil, salt, and rosemary. On a whim (and, to be honest, inspired by some of you) we tried a batch with olives and tomatoes. In short, it tastes as…

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In the Kitchen

Stone Oven Pizza

Posted on June 10, 2020July 6, 2021 By Jonathan Edgerton

We’ve been anxiously awaiting a nice afternoon to sit outside and eat some pizzas, and this was it. We like to have a good variety of toppings and make small pizzas (and they cook in about three minutes in that heat!) It’s remarkable how much dinner time evolves with the…

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