Kitty Morse

 
 I feel so sorry for my citrus trees. The weather has been so mercurial that they can’t tell if it’s summer, Fall, or spring. We have had several heat waves at the oddest times, which has spurred fruit to ripen prematurely perhaps, and in doing so, splitting before falling to the ground. A Google search […]

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Our prolific, hard-working, semi-dwarf  Bearss lime is loaded with fruit. Many fell to the ground during our hot spell last week. And so, after making gallons of limeade, freezing lime cubes, preserving yellow limes a la marocaine (green ones turn grey from the salt) and zesting the fragrant rind into pots of fresh fig chutney and fresh […]

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September 2009:
The book is back in circulation, and it is lovely, filled with new, color, food photography of the dishes, and a handful of new recipes. Please visit my new webpage  www.abiblicalfeast.com for a glimpse of the gorgeous cover, recipe details, and purchasing information.
 
Kitty
 
June 30, 2009
Coming very soon!
The second edition of A Biblical Feast: Ancient Mediterranean […]

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 We are within sight of 2009. I can hardly believe it! Please take a few moments to navigate the site ( and click on RSS Feed for updates). You will find ideas for holiday dishes, edible gifts from San Diego County, new additions to my blog roll, and the new “My Morocco Page”.
British […]

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Encore about figs:
I already mentioned our prolific fig tree—absolutely LOADED with Long Yellow variety figs the size of tangerines. The tree survived in a pot for a few years before I planted it in the ground, and it has been growing (pun intended) crazy ever since. The reason for our abundant harvest could be that […]

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