Eating Autumn

[hydrolagus]

Neither my mediocre camera or photography skills are likely to generate anything compelling, so I'm going have to tell you about gingerbread

Comments

[cpufem]

have you ever seen the snl sketch with the npr ladies who do the show "the delicious dish"? this looks like a script for them. :) you can really elaborate on your food!

[misc_negro]

With Ana gespar??? I liked that skit, I've worked with women like that.

[hydrolagus]

I blame obsessive reading of J. Peterman catalogs.

[misc_negro]

Inthink I love the cusp of seasons changing too. Just so much potential before the weather actually changes.
I think I'm coming down with a cold and this warmed me up.

[hydrolagus]

Thank you!

[glendaglamazon]

My dad loves ginger and molasses almost more than anything else in life, and I've been wanting to find the perfect recipe for a killer gingerbread to make when I go visit him in the Tennessee mountains at Thanksgiving. Thank you so much for pointing out the recipe!

(The only part of living on the East Coast that I miss now that I live in LA is the feeling of impending autumn! It's my favorite season and the food and the smells are a big part of that!)

[hydrolagus]

I'm always surprised that fallen leaves really do smell like spices. It seems like just a tidy seasonal association, but it's true.

[risssssy]

Mmmm, your description of fall makes me all happy and warm and fuzzy. I miss Fall in Seattle. I used to have a boyfriend who lived there and I would come and visit all the time because I loved the city so much (perhaps more than I loved him, but that's a story for a different time...). Sigh. <3<3<3 Seattle <3<3<3