There’s something extra special about a cookbook that comes with a memory attached to it. My sweet friend L gifted me the VeryVera cookbook for my birthday after I absolutely fell in love with the strawberry cake she made from it for my surprise mahjong celebration. It was one of those desserts you don’t forget,… Read More
This week’s Sunday Supper is something I should have shared months ago, back when I was making it on repeat and it felt like the perfect fall treat… honey bourbon butter. Fifteen months into my sourdough journey and I am still fully obsessed. I am baking multiple times a week, and this little addition has… Read More
March has been full of mahjong, and I am not mad about it one bit. I hosted our monthly Sips & Suits gathering here at the house with three full tables, and it was such a fun night. There is just something about a table full of tiles, a few sips and good friends that… Read More
Coming off the flu, my 50th birthday celebrations and an extended family trip to Walt Disney World last week, it has been a minute since I have made a proper meal at home. (Are you tired of hearing about how I had the flu yet? Because whooooole family is. HA!) And if I am honest,… Read More
The other day I went down a rabbit hole flipping through some of my older cookbooks, which is always a dangerous and delightful place to wander. In one that my sweet friend NF gave me at a wedding shower back in 2002, the Junior League of Gwinnett and North Fulton cookbook, I stumbled upon a… Read More
February’s Pop In & Sip Awhile featured a cocktail Honey and I both love but had never actually made ourselves… the espresso martini. We sent the text invite to friends a couple of days before and then looked at each other and said, “We better figure this out.” Luckily, I had screenshot a recipe about… Read More
Last year I really leaned into learning new things and it brought me so much joy. With John off at Auburn and Whit an upperclassman in high school, I suddenly found myself with a little more time on my hands and a heart that wanted to guard and grow during this season of life. I… Read More