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The last corner in Harlem

The last corner in Harlem

Posted on November 17, 2017November 16, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Over the last 40 years, New York City has seen some radical change. Much of it has been for the better. It has all come at a cost. The process of homogenizing the city progresses at a breakneck pace t... Read More
Nanuck of the North

Nanuck of the North

Posted on November 16, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Winter is early this year. They say that if you dress for it, winter isn’t that bad. That’s not what I’m going to complain about (even though I don’t believe it’s true). No, I’m going to c... Read More
Elaine, profound thinker, mom and professional, Bronx

Elaine, profound thinker, mom and professional, Bronx

Posted on November 15, 2017October 29, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Elaine’s advice to her 18 year old self: When I was 18, it was a tragic year for me. I went to a historically black college on a basketball scholarship. Three weeks after I got to Tennessee, my... Read More
Too much coffee tea

Too much coffee tea

Posted on November 14, 2017October 31, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
I don’t know why people think that I like mint tea. Sure, I cook with mint. I like to accidentally step on it in someone’s garden and feel it hit my nose with a slap. But tea? Meh. It’s so plain... Read More
A funny thing happened

A funny thing happened

Posted on November 10, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Retail brick and mortar stores are dying. Retail brick and mortar is a term I didn’t really know or use until a ton of empty storefronts appeared in my neighborhood. No type of retail establishment ... Read More
The best medicine

The best medicine

Posted on November 9, 2017November 9, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Laughter. Ice Cream. A long walk. A stiff drink. A day well done. That sounds like playing hooky to me! You know those days when you can’t stand it anymore? I’m talking about the day after that, w... Read More
Sahar, Doctor of Arabic and Comparative Literature, Manhattan

Sahar, Doctor of Arabic and Comparative Literature, Manhattan

Posted on November 8, 2017October 17, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Sahar’s advice to her 18 year old self: People won’t always like that you’re happy to be yourself, but you don’t have to be what people always like. It’s ok to be a slow ... Read More
Give one, keep one

Give one, keep one

Posted on November 7, 2017October 30, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
It’s that time of year again. When you go shopping for others, but see a million things you’d like for yourself. Let’s face it, we don’t really look as much or as deeply at &#8... Read More
Fashion! Turn to the left

Fashion! Turn to the left

Posted on November 3, 2017October 29, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
I happened to find myself on Madison Avenue the other day. You know, the land of high fashion in the 60s on Mad. Usually you need a pass to get in. I snuck in on my bike. And braked to a halt. It wasn... Read More
Sex is in the air

Sex is in the air

Posted on November 2, 2017November 1, 2017 by Kitchen Hive
Someone forwarded an email to me the other day. It had minimal information, but was from a high-powered and reliable source. Plus, the email did have the word ‘sex’ in it. What with the sea change... Read More
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I came to cooking late in life.  Big city take-out was too easy and convenient.  A move to rural/coastal/southern farm country changed my life.  No take out—no dinner!  So, I found the roadside stands, the little groceries with a real butcher in the back, the fishing boat docks—bought some of those spiral bound church cookbooks, and the rest is history.  Enjoy the ride, the stories and the recipes.  MM, The Kitchen Hive

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