A Local Landmark

Ask anyone here in Chandler, anyone who cooks, and they will recognize the name Lee Lee Supermarket.

I was looking specifically for scallions but I left with much more: fish, and a bunch of what I call exotic vegetables.  It is a must go to place.

Marching Band Monday Night

This is me passing time on the so very cold stands at Corona during Monday night Marching Band rehearsal.

My Tagine

If you looked at my cook book collection you would know that I like food from far way places.

Having layed eyes on a tagine some years back, I knew I would own one sometime.

I did get one and finally decided to use it.  Maybe it was because I had just finished a conversation with two Egyptian girls and what they ate.

I had a roast.  It went into the tagine with some middle eastern spices.  It cooked for 1 1/2 hours.

I am not sure it was any more tender than if cooked in a different container.   It made a very tasty dinner.

One Community

One Community is a monthly photo project in which participants photograph their homes and community with a theme in mind. The theme varies by month. The goal is to both showcase similarities and differences in our communities worldwide – and bring us all closer together in understanding through art.

                               The words for October are plant(s), bake, orange, and activity.

Plants - They are now growing in the Herb Garden at Corona Grows.

Bake - A simple cake using the blueberries I had in the fridge.

Orange - The color of Corona del Sol High School.  Included in every sports uniform of the school.

                             Activity - Marching.  The Corona del Sol Marching Band marches every Friday night.

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