- Bertrand Russell
This is the season of renewal and refinement. We clean up and clear out what's no longer needed - in the pantry, in our routines, in our daily rituals. We surround ourselves with beauty and that which nourishes & nurtures us. This month’s Objects of Affections are chosen with exactly that in mind: beautiful, purposeful, revitalizing. Objects that elevate the everyday - be it in the making of a meal, setting of the table, in the thoughtful way you start and go about your day.
This month, we celebrate the vibrancy and colors of spring. In Italy, Sicilian lemons find their way into every meal: folded into olive oil cake, served over grilled fish, preserved in salt, drizzled over garden greens. In this sweet sformato dessert recipe, we use Meyer Lemons, a more floral and aromatic citrus than the thick-skinned and tart Sicilian variety. Savor the flavors of spring in every bite of this Sicilian-inspired dolce dessert.
Beautiful beginnings, the light and vibrancy the season.
The only thing more special than the beautiful presentation of this dessert is the bright, citrusy flavor of the Meyer lemon and sweetness from the Wildflower Sugar.
The only thing more special than the beautiful presentation of this dessert is the bright, citrusy flavor of the Meyer lemon and sweetness from the Wildflower Sugar.
Slow braising makes for a melt in your mouth texture. This is a perfect weekend recipe for an easy meal or elegant entertaining.
Slow braising makes for a melt in your mouth texture. This is a perfect weekend recipe for an easy meal or elegant entertaining.
Purple potato gnocchi paired with the richness of the Walnut Sage cream sauce is both sweet and earthy in flavor, and light in texture.
Purple potato gnocchi paired with the richness of the Walnut Sage cream sauce is both sweet and earthy in flavor, and light in texture.
“Don’t underestimate the value of doing nothing,” - AA Milne
“Don’t underestimate the value of doing nothing,” - AA Milne
"Italy, and the spring and first love all together should suffice to make the gloomiest person happy." - Bertrand Russell
"Italy, and the spring and first love all together should suffice to make the gloomiest person happy." - Bertrand Russell
