This mashed potato recipe from Food & Wine has everything: creaminess, depth of flavor, fluffiness, and reheatability without loss of flavor or texture, which provides the make-ahead convenience we all crave when we’re doing holiday cooking.
Three haiku that celebrate autumn, along with the lyrics and a recording of the lovely old standard “Autumn Leaves”.
This caprese salad is fresh, deeply satisfying and light, just the right thing for a late-summer / early fall first course.
Blueberry muffins are a comforting yet predictable treat. This recipe reinvents them with our “Zippy Autumn” spice mix, enhancing flavor and making them a standout at any meal.
These rich pumpkin crepes are rich, satisfying, not-too-sweet and worthy of a place on your holiday or dinner party table.
Halloween is an acquired taste, but adorable kids and taateful decorations make it much more palatable.
The latest Glover Gardens spice mix is called Zippy Autumn. It is our permanent replacement for “pumpkin spice”.
Peace is the overwhelming mood in the backyard at Glover Gardens today. The flowers are still blooming bright, and birds and butterflies are enjoying the first day of fall alongside us.
We’re finally back at Little House in the Rockies, taking some vacation time to enjoy the gorgeous fall weather at our little cabin in central Colorado.
A haibun about haibun and fall colors, in response to a prompt from D’Verse Poets’ Pub.
The hibiscus were the star of the garden this weekend. And the butterflies and birds were very photogenic, too.
Pumpkin spice is a thing, a social movement, a gotta-have-mine-it’s-October pull of nature almost stronger than a biological clock, but geeeeez, trying to project that onto poor birds seems like a Big Bad Bird Wrong
A selection of mouthwatering and tradition-laden Thanksgiving recipes from the Glover Gardens archives.
There are so many unknowns these days. But seeds of change are being sown, and autumn can bring a welcome respite.
A gorgeous, fiery sun merging with the horizon while it generously backlit the clouds and turned the evening sky into a work of art deserving of a haiku.
Autumn is all around us at Little House in the Rockies, and a haiku came naturally, like the fall colors.
I met this rooster over the weekend in Wimberley, Texas. He’s quite handsome, isn’t he? I think in ballet, this position is called a Tendu. This Hill Country rooster was so grand that he deserved a haiku. cock-a-doodle-doo cock’s-comb silhouette ballet a rooster tendu ©…
Real life at Glover Gardens has been a little too busy for the Glover Gardens blog to be active for the past week or two…but I’m revving up for a revival. I “catered” a friend’s 50th birthday party in the Texas Hill Country this weekend,…
Fall colors in Jefferson, Colorado make the perfect backdrop for an uninterested llama, who inspired a haiku.
