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Leftover Turkey getting redressed at Waldorf turkey salad today! Celery, apple, @holmquisthazelnuts hazelnuts and a drizzle of Northwest Seattle fruit tree honey from @fromthehiveflowerstand. Waldorf salad has its origins from the Waldorf Astoria in NYC but I am giving it a NW twist today!
We popped onto the Edmonds Kingston Ferry early yesterday morning and headed to the seaside town of Poulsbo! Rich in Scandinavian heritage, it’s always a fun place to visit at this time of year and as it was Small Budiness Saturday it was great to see the town hopping! One of my favorite shops is @nordiskapoulsbo which is fully stocked with gorgeous items! Another favorite is @sluyspoulsbobakery. The line was long so we skipped their Poulsbo bread. @libertybaybooks was busy and has a great selection of Scandinavian cookbooks. #smallbusinesssaturday #localbusiness #shoplocal #washingtonstate #poulsbo #poulsbowa
Day trip to Poulsbo! Love all the Nordic style in this little seaside town on the Kitsap Peninsula!
Happy Thanksgiving from the Pacific Northwest. We are adding some home smoked Alaska sockeye to the turkey and all the trimmings lineup this year! My husband brined and smoked the salmon on the Weber and to serve, I pulled out an old silver tray that my mom gave me over 30 years ago. And I garnished it with herbs from the communal herb garden at my P Patch. Have a lovely day! #alaskasalmon #smokedsalmon
Grateful for recipes tried, true and new! @tandcmarkets had some gorgeous @alaskaseafood Bristol Bay sockeye fillets (I made them check the region!) on sale this week so I bought two big fat fillets (previously frozen and defrosted in the case) and my husband smoked them on the Weber for those who don’t love turkey this Thanksgiving. The results? A family recipe worth writing down for posterity! Have a good recipe new or old? Share it with someone who might want to recreate those taste memories down the road! I put this one in my art journal but it will get scanned into my computer too! #alaskasalmon #smokedsalmon #familyrecipes
What’s cooking in your kitchen? With “you know what coming up,” there’s never enough thyme! Let the games begin! I’m ready for a nap!

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