Stuart Blog 2

Thursday, February 26, 2009

I need to

think of some more vulgarities.

For the

love of all that's holy!

this

sucks!

why isn't

this working?

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and wp-o-matic
and who knows what else.

Rube goldberg would be proud.

Thursday, December 25, 2008

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I hope there aren't still people subscribed to this blog.

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

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Wednesday, November 05, 2008

Friday, November 02, 2007

Yesterday's dinner


This is a picture of the banana cream pie at Moxie



These lamb chops were one of the day's specials.


This butternut squash soup had delicious chunks of squash and shrimp.

Lamb Chops

Sunday, February 18, 2007

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Sunday, December 31, 2006

How easy is it to use Google Docs to publish to a blogger blog?

Bagels with Sarabeth jam and Organic Valley cream cheese

Well, it's pretty easy, I guess. But WriteToMyBlog makes it simple to import images from flickr.

Also I keep aligning the photo in the center and every time it saves my progress it gets pushed over to the right. Weird.

Miles Farmers Market


sticker Miles Farmers Market is not a gourmet shop. It's a grocery store but it seems to be the area's go-to spot for exotic or premium foods. signI first resolved to explore Miles Market when I heard that they carried Zingerman's gelato . I finally did explore Miles Market after I heard that they carried H&H bagels. A chance to particpate in Food Destinations #4 may have provided just a little extra bit of motivation, too.





A nice bagel is enough for me to call it a day and declare a winner but the breadth of Miles Market's stock is impressive in every department. Want some butter? butterHow about beurre d'Isigny? Plugra? Goat butter? Ghee? All available, amongst several others. Chocolate? I've grown accustomed to seeing Scharfen-Berger but I was pleased to see Vosges Haute Chocolate. Vosges Haute ChocolateI'm only sorry that I didn't document the mind-boggling array of salts, olive oils and honeys.





What goes with those bagels? How about some Sarabeth jam? Markets throughout the region have acres of aisles devoted to jam and they're packed with fancifully shaped bottles of extravagantly priced jam but I never saw Sarabeth's until I visited Miles.



bagel, jam and cream cheese







My visit to Miles Market was more than just a shopping trip. I was surprised many times by products that I'd only read about amongst other unfamiliar products that I'm sure offer yet more delightful surprises. A gift certificate to Miles Market would be a gift that I'd be happy to receive and proud to give.











Zingerman's hazelnut gelato
Hazelnut gelato - delicious












prepared foods


Some prepared food. I see crab pretzel bread












More prepared foods


They have little cups of hot sauce for their sandwiches. That's a detail that appeals to me.










Cheese aisle


Cheese!










vegetables


Note the house made croutons in the foreground.












Breads
Bread from a neighborhood bakery