i’m not quite sure how it’s already thanksgiving – i mean seriously, where did november go? i know most of you are probably gearing up for the big day, but i wanted to drop in and share this delicious squash recipe with you, as promised. we are absolutely in love with delicata squash this year, because: a) you don’t have to peel it; b) it roasts faster than most other squash; and c) i don’t feel like i’m going to lose a finger while chopping it.
every fall, i get very reflective. there’s something about the changing of the seasons, away from my favorite season and into the darker fall and winter months, that makes me think about both the past and where i’m heading. does this happen to any of you, dear readers?
i don’t often talk about really personal stuff on this blog – i try to keep a line between sharing too much personal information and not sharing enough. but i sold a car that i’ve owned for nine years this weekend. and it made me feel very nostalgic.
we’re having a heat wave in seattle! which is awesome in almost every way…except for the whole trying-to-figure-out-what-to-make-for-dinner-without-turning-the-oven-on thing.
i think there’s no good way to take photos of a lentil loaf. no matter how many different angles i tried, it kept looking kinda blah. but the thing is that this recipe is anything but blah. the lentil loaf is loaded with such amazing flavors, all held together by two magic ingredients: ground flax seeds that are soaked in water and slightly overcooked lentils.
