From baking to soap-making there is very little my Sous Chef Sue, my wife, cannot do.
Teacher. Reader. Giver. Lover. Designer. Gardener.
I am usually the cook in our home, busy in the kitchen making breakfast, lunch and dinner–or outside grilling salmon or steak or hamburgers, and she is the baker. (This thought reminds me of the song “Baking” by Aztec Two-Step (Their Homepage here.), who I saw perform at The Main Point (Other acts seen there listed below.) in Bryn Mawr, PA when I was a freshman at Villanova University. I was studying to be a teacher. I would have been a great teacher, or so I have been told, but I fell in love with Art History. My degree is in Art History and English from Manhattanville College. I have also been told I would have been a good minister, this after speaking frequently in church, but that story is for another time.)
My Sous Chef Sue made Chive Buttermilk Biscuits
Tarragon Chicken Salad
and Berry Cobbler
The first two from this great cookbook (Look for it and buy it; you won’t regret it.):
And the Cobbler from another great gardening and cookbook:
Here are the original recipes:
Bon Appetit!
Other artists seen at The Main Point include: Cat Stevens, Jerry Jeff Walker, David Bromberg, Livingston Taylor, and others. And larger acts at The Electric Factory–Dr. John, John Mayall, Savoy Brown, Johnny Winter and Procol Harum. I think I saw Black Sabbath–but it’s long ago and now a cloudy memory. And an even bigger venue–The Spectrum: Ten Years After, Jethro Tull, Chicago.
Bruce Barone 