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pickles. walk through a market in chisinau in february and you won't find much local produce, but what's in abundance are giant stacks of pickled cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbages, peppers, mushrooms, carrots, even whole watermelons—all overseen by the endearing babushka who make them. the humble pickle is not
the babushka who hovered over their mounds of homemade pickles. on both trips i also ate a number of dishes that incorporated different kinds of pickles into the recipes. there was the famous salat olivye, in which pickles add acidity to a creamy, mayonnaise base of diced potato, carrot, ham, and peas...
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exclusively breastfed harley for months before introducing solid food (and still breastfeeding as she turns months). avocado was her first food and i continued with various vegetables before i exhausted the options and then introduced all the fruits, some meats, eggs, oats and quinoa. at the moment, she does not
for dinner we always almost eat the exact same meal as harley. on this day, i made wild salmon , quinoa, sautéed purple cabbage and sautéed kale in olive oil and she had some frozen peas, raspberries and pomegranate seeds for dessert. pictured: wild salmon, quinoa, kale and purple cabbage here are...
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