This isn’t your average squash. Not like zucchini or yellow squash, winter varieties are likely not as rampant in your garden at the end of summer. Interestingly, in Tanzania (today’s my last day here – sniff, sniff), squash and pumpkins are everywhere. They seem to be naturally sweeter, serving them with only a touch of…
After a week on the mountain without electric or toilets, I returned for one night in Arusha to find periodic power outages and a lack of hot water. The adventure continues in Zanzibar, albeit with a lovely beach and perfect sunny weather. In the meantime, I’ve been fortunate to escape the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy…
Apologies for being delinquent in my writing. I had grand intentions of auto-posting while I flew to Tanzania and spent the next 7 days on a mountain. But the wifi connection wasn’t cooperating. It is East Africa, and I should have expected this. But in these early morning hours while I’m awakened for the second…
Just because it’s fall in the Northeast, doesn’t mean the weather has turned cold everywhere else. Some of you are lucky enough to have year round lovely temps or are just hitting the spring. And even when it’s cold, I still like to pretend it’s summer – plus I’m headed to Tanzania tomorrow where it…
Apple season is in full swing, so I had to buy some cider at the farmer’s market. It was fortuitous on my part because the next day a colleague of mine bestowed upon me a bottle of Tortuga Vanilla Rum after a recent trip to the Caribbean. That of course called for a cocktail recipe.…
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