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Aliza Ess's Blog – November 2010 Archive (2)
A Ridiculous Urban "Hunting" Story
My boyfriend (I call him Chicken-Man on my blog) has been talking about hunting a deer for some time. But we live in Baltimore City and have busy schedules, and it's been hard to plan a trip.
Yesterday, sometime really insane happened, and it looks like the venison came…
ContinueAdded by Aliza Ess on November 23, 2010 at 2:00pm — 4 Comments
Cabbage Salad With Sesame and Pomegranate & a Knit Hat Becomes a Project Pouch
I've got at least four heads of cabbage stored up from my CSA share, and it's been a lot of fun coming up with different recipes for both raw and cooked cabbage.
The other night I wanted a fresh salad to go with a roasted chicken and sweet potatoes, so I made the salad pictured above. Here's an ingredients…
ContinueAdded by Aliza Ess on November 19, 2010 at 1:30pm — No Comments
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