The Daily Eat: Sweet Corn and Milk Drink.
Sweet Corn and Milk is a classic Central American drink. The corn and milk are simmered with cinnamon and sugar for a decidedly eggnog-like outcome.
Posted In recipesSweet Corn and Milk is a classic Central American drink. The corn and milk are simmered with cinnamon and sugar for a decidedly eggnog-like outcome.
Posted In recipesSet of three Chapter Books from the Marya Collection at Girl of All Work. I can think of about a million things these blank journals would be perfect for. College, a baby’s first years, marriage, etc. I think right now I would use them to separate my lists into a more cohesive system. Yeah, I’m a dork.
Posted In notebooks + journals, paper goodsJust a teeny tiny reminder that you have until Monday, July 27th at noon CST to enter to win a collection of sparkly silver gift accessories from d. Sharp!
Posted In win itLoving the vivid colors and smart cropping of Matilde Montanari’s photographic style.
Posted In create, photographyLooks like the pine needle fresh flavor of gin has finally met its perfect partner in lemon. But that’s the Southside Lady for you, a bit of a matchmaker.
Ingredients:
• 2 basil leaves
• 3/4 oz fresh-squeezed lemon juice
• 1 1/2 oz gin
• 1 oz simple syrup
• 1 oz club soda
Gently muddle 1 basil leaf with the lemon juice in the bottom of a mixing glass. Add the gin and simple syrup and shake well. Pour over crushed ice in a cute glass. Top with a splash of soda and garnish with a basil leaf. Serves 1.
Posted In cocktailsCream, chili powder, sweet ricotta and a touch of lime put the corn front and center in this recipe for Creamed Corn Soup with Chili Ricotta.
Posted In recipesI’m a sucker when it comes to literal translations. This letterpressed Heart on Sleeve poster is perfection.
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All the Wrong People Have Self-Esteem: An Inappropriate Book for Young Ladies or, Frankly, Anybody Else is the mouthful-of-a-title of illustrator and author Laurie Rosenwald’s latest book.
It’s geared toward teens (although she’s never raised one) and full of rants, witty observations, anecdotes, handmade collages (of course), photos, flirt cards, fill-in-the-blanks and random games. If I had a teenage daughter she would definitely own a copy of this wisdom-filled bible of adolescent knowledge. In fact, I sort of want to own it myself. I’m sure I could use an update on a few of the chapters covered!
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