EDIBLE LIVING | essays from field + table
12.21.2012

roasted chestnuts + a very merry day to be alive

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the world didn't end today. In fact instead, my happy things happened. People flew home to see their families. My parents celebrated ...
12.19.2012

Fig, Oatmeal and Chocolate Cookies + Lingonberry Thumbprints

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This November, in the weeks and days before I started my new job at Real Simple, I clung to the things I knew...
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12.16.2012

one splendid squash + a prayer for peace

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I've always said, never underestimate the ability of a humble squash to feed a family. Growing up, one of my favorite meals was mom...
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12.05.2012

{inspired by....} persimmon

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I've always been fascinated by persimmons, perhaps because I didn't grow up with them. I love their fleshy, floral vibe but I s...
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11.20.2012

{best of} Thanksgiving 2012

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{download the menu and pdf  here, under Bonus: Classic Menu . } Thanksgiving comes but once a year. Unless, of course, you're a fo...
11.13.2012

the sweet smell of Saigon + an apple-pear sauce

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Do you know what's really wonderful eaten along side a generous hunk of fresh Carrot Banana Hazelnut Bread? A bowl of warm Apple-Pear...
11.12.2012

{bake shop} Carrot Banana Hazelnut Bread

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Did you ever wonder why moms make so much banana bread? I hadn't given it much thought until this weekend, but no...
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Sarah Copeland
New York City, United States
Sarah Copeland is a food and lifestyle expert, and the author of Feast: Generous Vegetarian Meals for Any Eater and Every Appetite, and The Newlywed Cookbook. She is the Food Director at Real Simple magazine, and has appeared in numerous national publications including Saveur, Health, Fitness, Shape, Martha Stewart Living and Food & Wine magazines. As a passionate gardener, Sarah's Edible Living philosophy aims to inspire good living through growing, cooking and enjoying delicious, irresistible whole foods. She thrives on homegrown veggies, stinky cheese and chocolate cake. Sarah lives in New York with her husband and their young daughter.
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