Posts by Martha
Celebrate September
18 September 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis
With a little bit of a chill in the air this morning (it’s the first time I’ve seen temperatures in the 40s in a while) the ride to the market on the Greenway was a little lonely and the market seemed a bit quiet compared to previous weeks. Still, we were able to find some […]
3 comments
| Beans, dahlias, Farmers Market, flowers, parsley, Purple, Tomatoes
Breakfast in Bed
10 September 2010 in: Affluenza
Le Petit Dej Breakfast Tray by Peter White, $92 at A+R Store image: A+R Store
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| Design, Peter White, Tray, Vase, Yellow
We’re Getting Married!
30 July 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis, Photography
After eight years and one eponymous website, we’ve decided to make it official. At the end of June, Tom proposed with a beautiful German tandem and a surprise ring. Having already had something of a long engagement, we’re planning for a wedding this fall in our hometown of Midland, Michigan. Many thanks to Kate NG Sommers […]
Midsommar at Bide-A-Wee
27 June 2010 in: Travel
Tom and I spent last Sunday welcoming the Solstice with our friends Brett and Mary, a few of their Wisconsin neighbors, and a handful of others who made the trek from Minneapolis/St. Paul. It was a beautiful day… We contributed this salad of cauliflower, mint, carrots, &c. with market produce inspired by a Black Sheep […]
1 comment
| Black Sheep Pizza, Carrots, Cauliflower, mint, Raspberries, salad, sun tea, wildflowers, Wisconsin
Midtown Farmers Market: Week 5–The Lost (Asparagus) Week
26 June 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis
There’s been a lot of talk about asparagus and the lack thereof on our part this spring. With Monday marking the first day of summer, we’re officially past the peak season. Last year we were fortunate to discover asparagus at Midtown in only week four of the market season. We were hopeful for similar this […]
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| Asparagus, Bok Choi, Green Onions, Herbs, Midtown Farmers Market, Plant Worn, Potatoes, Radishes, St. Paul Farmers Market, Strawberries
Midtown Farmers Market: Week 8–Carrots Come to Town
20 June 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis
Midtown Farmers Market continues to provide. Carrots were a welcome new addition this week, bringing fresh color and sweet, early season flavor to the table. I’m looking forward to how this crop will inspire Tom’s cooking in the coming days.
1 comment
| Beets, Broccoli, Carrots, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Radicchio, Radishes
picnic grilling for small spaces
11 June 2010 in: Affluenza, Picnics
What’s small, bright, and makes all of our picnic dreams come true? Indeed, a tiny grill from Bodum. We’ve been hunting a round, portable, lidded grill for a while now and this just might be the one. Tom and I have narrowed it down to yellow, but the FYRKAT Picnic Charcoal Grill also comes in green, […]
9 comments
| bodum, camping, Grill, Grilling, Picnic, Yellow
Swedish Fish
18 May 2010 in: Affluenza, Apartment
With a couple of days off ahead of me, I’m getting ready to paint the bathroom (again). Our building manager has kindly repaired the walls, too, and will be priming today so I have high hopes for the finished look, especially considering the challenge of painting over orange without priming… which I had planned to […]
2 comments
| bathroom hardware, Fish, Hook, Ingebretsen's, kids, Swedish, White
Morel-ing
16 May 2010 in: Food + Drink, Travel
“OH MY GOD, A MOREL!” I cried, after having given up the search and nearly abandoning the woods. Tom, a more seasoned mushroomer, hissed for me to, “Keep it down.” While it’s likely obvious, I have only been out looking for mushrooms, or mushrooming, once before (twice if you count our hike in Muir Woods outside San […]
2 comments
| Foraging, Minnesota, Morel Hunting, Morels, Mushrooming, Mushrooms
Celebrate September
18 September 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis
With a little bit of a chill in the air this morning (it’s the first time I’ve seen temperatures in the 40s in a while) the ride to the market on the Greenway was a little lonely and the market seemed a bit quiet compared to previous weeks. Still, we were able to find some […]
3 comments | Beans, dahlias, Farmers Market, flowers, parsley, Purple, Tomatoes
Breakfast in Bed
10 September 2010 in: Affluenza
Le Petit Dej Breakfast Tray by Peter White, $92 at A+R Store image: A+R Store
No comments | Design, Peter White, Tray, Vase, Yellow
We’re Getting Married!
30 July 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis, Photography
After eight years and one eponymous website, we’ve decided to make it official. At the end of June, Tom proposed with a beautiful German tandem and a surprise ring. Having already had something of a long engagement, we’re planning for a wedding this fall in our hometown of Midland, Michigan. Many thanks to Kate NG Sommers […]
Midsommar at Bide-A-Wee
27 June 2010 in: Travel
Tom and I spent last Sunday welcoming the Solstice with our friends Brett and Mary, a few of their Wisconsin neighbors, and a handful of others who made the trek from Minneapolis/St. Paul. It was a beautiful day… We contributed this salad of cauliflower, mint, carrots, &c. with market produce inspired by a Black Sheep […]
1 comment | Black Sheep Pizza, Carrots, Cauliflower, mint, Raspberries, salad, sun tea, wildflowers, Wisconsin
Midtown Farmers Market: Week 5–The Lost (Asparagus) Week
26 June 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis
There’s been a lot of talk about asparagus and the lack thereof on our part this spring. With Monday marking the first day of summer, we’re officially past the peak season. Last year we were fortunate to discover asparagus at Midtown in only week four of the market season. We were hopeful for similar this […]
No comments | Asparagus, Bok Choi, Green Onions, Herbs, Midtown Farmers Market, Plant Worn, Potatoes, Radishes, St. Paul Farmers Market, Strawberries
Midtown Farmers Market: Week 8–Carrots Come to Town
20 June 2010 in: Farmers Market, Minneapolis
Midtown Farmers Market continues to provide. Carrots were a welcome new addition this week, bringing fresh color and sweet, early season flavor to the table. I’m looking forward to how this crop will inspire Tom’s cooking in the coming days.
1 comment | Beets, Broccoli, Carrots, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Radicchio, Radishes
picnic grilling for small spaces
11 June 2010 in: Affluenza, Picnics
What’s small, bright, and makes all of our picnic dreams come true? Indeed, a tiny grill from Bodum. We’ve been hunting a round, portable, lidded grill for a while now and this just might be the one. Tom and I have narrowed it down to yellow, but the FYRKAT Picnic Charcoal Grill also comes in green, […]
9 comments | bodum, camping, Grill, Grilling, Picnic, Yellow
Swedish Fish
18 May 2010 in: Affluenza, Apartment
With a couple of days off ahead of me, I’m getting ready to paint the bathroom (again). Our building manager has kindly repaired the walls, too, and will be priming today so I have high hopes for the finished look, especially considering the challenge of painting over orange without priming… which I had planned to […]
2 comments | bathroom hardware, Fish, Hook, Ingebretsen's, kids, Swedish, White
Morel-ing
16 May 2010 in: Food + Drink, Travel
“OH MY GOD, A MOREL!” I cried, after having given up the search and nearly abandoning the woods. Tom, a more seasoned mushroomer, hissed for me to, “Keep it down.” While it’s likely obvious, I have only been out looking for mushrooms, or mushrooming, once before (twice if you count our hike in Muir Woods outside San […]
2 comments | Foraging, Minnesota, Morel Hunting, Morels, Mushrooming, Mushrooms