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Welcome to the second version of this blog, now much improved. If any good came of quarantine, it was the chance to adventure with and appreciate food! I bring organization and order to the kitchen, while Ethan has opened my eyes to how to be able to go off book, and to the beauty in the chaos. Enjoy the rainbow here that is mostly vegetables and maybe some of Ethan's colorful meats/fish that ideally once lived happy and meaningful lives before experiencing ethical and respectful deaths.

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