Category Archives: Fungus

Portly Porcini

Written by Cristin on November 19th, 2009 — 6 Comments

Home improvement projects get me thinking about mushrooms.  Sitting in my new living room surrounded by boxes we haven’t unpacked so we can shove them and our furniture into our bedrooms while our living room floors are refinished this weekend, I’m reminded of Richard (pronounced “Reechad.”) 
Richard is a handyman from our past who scheduled our [...]

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Cristin Kearns Couzens is a ‘non-practicing’ dentist who doesn't know much about vegetables and isn't ashamed to admit it. Wanting to eat healthier, yet overwhelmed by produce she'd never heard of at farmers' markets, Cristin began weekly forays into the often intimidating world of veggies. She hopes this blog will inspire fellow vegetable ignorami to give veggies a second look. She lives in Denver, CO and you can contact her at ckcouzens@gmail.com

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