Vernon Wentz
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Brush past a rosemary bush and inhale its bracing perfume. Or rub the spiky leaves of lemon verbena between your fingers and enjoy their citrus scent. Fresh herbs have the capacity to open up a world of sensory pleasures, and their uses are infinite. Whether you love to garden, cook, or just sip a cup of tea, you’ll find that fresh herbs are some of nature’s most useful plants.
Stewed and braised meats are satisfying and full of flavor
Yes, the holidays are upon us, and as the days get shorter and temperatures move lower, there’s nothing quite like a festive glass of spirits to keep the dark and the chill at bay. Holiday parties and events bring good cheer and fellowship — just when we need them most — helping stave off that inevitable longing for spring.
Abstract sculptor Constantin Brancusi once called the egg "the most perfect form of creation," and his work reflects his deep reverence for its color and form.
Temperatures are soaring, our will to spend time in the kitchen is waning, but still we need to eat! These dog days of summer call for light, fresh-tasting fare, quickly prepared. With produce at its peak, salads are an obvious answer, and soups — especially cold ones — are a welcome addition to any meal.
