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An artist in Jamestown NY who loves oil and watercolor painting.

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Mar 01 2019

Spring Tablescapes

Deck your mornings with a Spring Table Setting. This warm weather is making me want to break out into my jadeite collection. Do you have a spring/summer set of dishes? I have blue willow for fall and winter, holiday dishes and jadeite for summer. Forced Branches, Spring Bulbs and Jadeite Dishes. February, I started a […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: Spring, Uncategorized

Feb 19 2019

Clementine Spinach Salad

Spice up your Spinach SaladPREP TIME: 15 mins | COOK TIME : 5 mins | TOTAL TIME : 20 mins | SERVINGS : 4 people Salad Ingredients 4 oz Spinach 3/4 cup Bacon 2 Clementine Sectioned 3 oz Pistachio 2 Eggs Hardboiled Dressing Ingredients 2 oz Shallot Browned finely diced1/2 oz Olive Oil1/2 cup Bacon Fat1 oz Swedish Mustard1 Orange Juice1 oz Stevia1/2 cup Red Wine Vinegar2 shakes Borsari Orange Ginger Seasoning INSTRUCTIONS Throw two eggs in a pot of water and let water come to a boil. Turn off heat and put […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: Side Dishes · Tagged: autumn, Recipes, salad, winter

Jan 29 2019

Cinnamon Scones

Cinnamon Scones

A Blustery snowy winter day awaited us this morning. Weather forecasters warned us all last week of the impending snow and cold temperatures. It is brutal out there. Of course, this is the day our snowblower decided to die. Luckily, my dad drove up in this cold on his tractor and did 95% of the […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: Desserts · Tagged: autumn, holiday recipes, Recipes, winter

Jan 01 2019

Cream of Mushroom

One of the classic Christmas Recipes originates from my Grandma Coffin. Broccoli Casserole, one of my favorites transports me back to her kitchen at Christmas. I can imagine all the dishes presented on her kitchen island that were an antique butcher block. The kitchen was all a buzz and her checking the oven to make […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: Entrees, Side Dishes · Tagged: autumn, cream of mushroom, Recipes, Soup, winter

Nov 04 2018

Rustic Candles

Previously, I’ve done posts about our candles in the window. We gather our candles from storage at the beginning of Daylight Savings and place them in every window. Our dear friend Rebecca, gifted us a set of Candles for a housewarming present when we moved into the farm. She always gives the most thoughtful gifts. […]

Written by Elizabeth Gleason · Categorized: The Cottage · Tagged: autumn, candles, primitive, winter

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