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Celebrate the culture of agriculture & share skills (Growing! Cooking! Eating!)

Leah Klein
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  • Cambridge, MA
  • United States
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What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
Earth Mama, Cube Farmer, Dirt Under My Fingernails City Slicker, Fill in the Blank
Fill in the blank:
BFF - Boston Family Foodie
A bit about me:
I grew up in Canada near Menonite country. My parents took us to the health food store for a special treat and I remember being excited about fruit leather and sesame treats. My mom learned to cook by being in the kitchen and I learned from her.

I now cook with my kids. Live in the city. Grow herbs on the porch in the summer and belong to a CSA
Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
With all the colds in our house the 1/2 homemade Matzoh Ball soup is our latest hit.
Currently reading:
blogs
Currently listening to:
Pandora
My latest DIY project:
My live...
Web site I recommend:
http://www.examiner.com/x-1240-Boston-Family-Foodie-Examiner

Leah Klein's Blog

Oatmeal bread: Pacing your day

Pease porridge hot

Pease porridge cold

Some like it hot

Some like it cold

Some like it in the pot

Nine days old.

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It has come to my attention that among other things this month, such as President Obama's inauguration, January is Oatmeal month. Growing up, my mother would often make oatmeal porridge in the winter. It was so delicious and warm. It's not that grey drippy stuff in those little packets that you shake, pour and add water to. That… Continue

Posted on January 29, 2009 at 2:53pm — 2 Comments

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