« Circa, A California Bistro! | Main | Sweet! »

September 15, 2010

Comments

wattacetti

Ooh! vacation!

You're looking somewhat pale so make sure you get that VitD or else them ricketts will make the kitchen an interesting exercise.

Sounds like Circa's starting to turn around albeit slowly so that's good to hear, especially if you are making these great connections to purveyors and growers.

I heard plenty about the magic cookie so I do need to make the time myself to go.

Anything special being planned for the upcoming autumn harvest?

jeremy

Wow, hard watermelon lemonade, recipe!

Looking good, nice to breathe fresh air!


Happy cooking!

Expat Stu

Any kind of squash makes a good frittata. Don't forget the grated lemon rind.

Steve

Sounds like a great place - I've lived in the Bay Area all my life, and still learn of new sources of great food from your blog.

Hope you are doing well.

Ms. Glaze

frittata! great idea! THANKS!!!!

john

My God Ms Glaze! How fantastic to have a farm to go to and relax! It sounds like Provence. I like zucchini prepared like a proper fried green tomato: seasoned, dredged in flour and sauteed in oil and then a little sqeeze of lemon. It can be complicated with herbs and galic etc. Stay cool! john

Joseph

I just gotta say you're too cute, how old are you? Kidding kidding, but nice website its a source of inspiration. Oh yeah got any line cook openings.

Late

msglaze

I do have line cook positions opening up. Email me your [email protected]

And I'm old. very old....

Livingsword

As always your post is like a mini-vacation…every morsel sounds like a feast.

My wife makes a fantastic chocolate banana loaf…thanks for bringing it to mind…I will nibble on it when I next visit…

I want to encourage you, your blog is always impressive.

parisbreakfast

How very EAT, PRAY,LOVE this all sounds!
Maybe your story is called:
PARIS, NEW YORK, HOME
? ? ?
BRAVO!
XXCarolg

Gardening

Squash blossoms are very special one ..For the first time iam hearing abt chocolate banana ..great to visit ur blog ..http://www.facebook.com/pages/Viva-Magazine-Your-Premium-Womens-Natural-Health-Magazine/262734921452?ref=ts I know plenty about the magic cookie so I do need to make the time myself to go..

luis

Glaze, I don't know what is going on right this minute but I am happy to check up on your blog and find you happy! I will take that anytime however you need to put some skin in the game at some point. We all do....no matter how young or how old.....

Alabama Home Inspection

Looks very yummy : )When do we eat?

luis

There is a chance that when we retire ... there may a farm. If there is I would love for it to be such place...as this farm.

Glaze..there are wonderful things in your future and your present isn't all that bad. Not bad at all.

This beats the hell out of trekking through impossibly demanding kitchens either here or in France.

Smart girl.

Fred Muhlenberg

> And I'm old. very old....

Ha! You may be old in kitchen years but you appear far younger then your experiences, writings, and cooking wisdom would tell. I agree with Joseph, you are too cute!

I really enjoy reading of your adventures. Please keep writing.

-Fred (of a long ago types of mint question)

Custom Logo Design

Wow its really a awesome and a great idea i like this share post.
keep it up.
Nice blog.

luis

Glaze, Martian farms is a destination in folks minds. That it is real and doable...is a reachable destination..maybe. Just the same It doesn't get no mo better than that! And this is why you come back. Bless you all.

holy land tours

Looks like you had great time on your family vacation, next month we are traveling to, your post made me to start pack immediately. Loved the nice pictures.

tables

I love your photos. And I missed going to farms and chill there.

danny

I saw you on avec eric!

http://eater.com/archives/2010/10/25/progressing-through-le-bernardins-kitchens-stations.php#more

Rouleau

Our tracker has picked up some exciting new info on the SF dining scene: http://sanfrancisco.grubstreet.com/2010/10/citizen_cake_gets_a_new_chef_a.html

S Lloyd

You make me dream about Michel Bras or Alain Passard, now! Laughs. Beautiful photos, and above all this is very inspirational for people like us who love the purity of the ingredients

Barbara O'Neal

I love that photo of the nasturtiums in the bowl.

relocation calculator

The pumpkin really looks stunningly yummy and fresh. But not just the pumpkin, but the other vegetables as well. And the sunflower is really amazing, so blooming in that photo. You all looked very happy and relaxed in that farm visit. Don't you just love the smell of the fresh air in farms? Well I do! I miss my farm life.

Mosha

Interesting

john

My God Ms Glaze! Write!

Traduceri legalizate

Excellent photos, excellent articles. I hope you will post again soon

horse race betting

I certainly enjoyed the way you explore your experience and
knowledge of the subject! Keep up on it. Thanks for sharing the info

Golf Tips For Beginners

You have become like a guiding light to me. When I started a project
on similar topic I could not get enough information to carry further.
But as soon as I read your article, my project is doing great and
I hope to get an A+ this time. thanks

Golf Tips


very happy to read your blog.
Thanks for sharing this nice post.I will keep your article in my idea.

ferragamo shoes


the information of this post is very relevant
for what i am looking for, thank you so much for sharing this one

Texas Land Sales 

It seemed that you guys were having such wonderful time together, the photos were really cute. Life in the farm is really something.

Buy Phen375

I certainly enjoyed the way you explore your experience and knowledge of the subject! Keep up on it. Thanks for sharing the info.

The comments to this entry are closed.

My Photo

Your email address:


Powered by FeedBlitz

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Blogher Ad Network

Amazon

Blog powered by Typepad
Member since 10/2005