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Amy Langrehr

The hard part

September 3, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

Loss is a part of having pets. If you’ve ever lost a pet, you know. It’s brutal. Even with chickens. Over the course of about a week, a predator killed all three of my new backyard chickens. They were two months old and had personalities, names and favorite snacks. As I found each one dead over …

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Kitchen helpers

August 20, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

This post is super duper basic. I want to know what tools you need in your kitchen. Everyone has tools that they use all the time and we’d be lost without. I did a cooking class at a friend’s house recently and left my favorite spatula behind – you would have thought I left my dog there – I …

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PABU: Small plates, big fun in Harbor East

August 13, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

  PABU: Fabulous Japanese food and an expansive sake selection in the Four Seasons Hotel – in the coolest neighborhood in B’more, Harbor East. Sure my ‘hood of Hampden is cool in its own quirky way, but Harbor East is actually like, schwank cool. It’s lovely…the land of the beautiful people (sorta like the luxury …

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Getting saucy

July 31, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

The tomato…the star of the summer produce season. Besides canning for cooking through the year, slapping one on top of a burger or the joy of simply slicing and eating (I like ’em with mayonnaise and Old Bay), another great way to capture the wonderful flavors of summer tomatoes is with a great homemade tomato …

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Squashed

July 30, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

Here’s another delicious way to use all of that squash your co-workers keep bringing to the office…  Roasted Patty Pan Squash with Maple Ginger Sausage 6 patty pan squash 2 tbsp olive oil 1 tsp sea salt 1/2 tsp fresh ground pepper 2 tbsp fresh chopped thyme or marjoram 1/8 cup chopped onion (or more if you …

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Music, Food and Friends

July 23, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

Just about every weekend, I’m in the kitchen…cooking for myself or sometimes for my clients. And, when I’m in the kitchen, I like to listen to music. Quiet makes me too ADD. The tunes are either on my iPhone on the sound dock or on Spotify on my laptop (I tend to use my laptop for web …

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What came first?

July 9, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

Last summer, I became an urban farmer. Okay, not really…I just started keeping chickens in my Baltimore City backyard when I got four baby chicks from my friend Joan at One Straw Farm. Over the last year, I have learned so much. Figured out what to do with hens that turned out to be roosters …

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Soft crabs…not be missed (or feared!)

June 5, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

Soft crabs are so Baltimore, hon. You pretty much either love ’em or hate ’em. I used to be completely wigged out by them. I think that having a job cleaning them at a seafood shop might have scarred me a bit. (Thanks, Billy.) My mom has loved them forever. Me, I’ve got texture issues…biting …

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No regrets

May 31, 2012 by Amy Langrehr

Not one regret…but plenty of love. Gypsy brewer Brian Strumke of Stillwater Artisanal Ales and Ted Stelzenmuller, chef and co-owner of Jack’s Bistro in Canton have come together to open one of my most favorite new bars in a long, long time – Of Love & Regret in Brewers Hill.  Between the amazing beers (13 by Stillwater …

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