A number of years ago, Philly's own Todd Rundgren penned a song "Time: heals the wounds no one can see." While that ditty was referring to matters of the heart, it also applies to the internal and external benefits of using thyme. As a child, I was most familiar with the cooking benefits of thyme. Ground, with its amigos, sage, rosemary and marjoram, it creates the basis of home made poultry seasoning. In Jamaican brown chicken soup, it couples with a scotch bonnet pepper to give a punch of flavor. I've used it to posh up that British staple, Mushrooms on toast, where it compliments morels, oyster and Portabello varieties of the fungi. And, I've added it to lemonade, to add a refreshingly gr
Although I'm pretty flexible, sometimes I put off changing things because of the hassle. That's how I felt about my old website. I wasn't super pleased but I didn't have the time for a total revamp. So then I delegated, the changes, and although it was better, it still wasn't what I was going for. Then when I found a new designer who I was sure understood my remit a bit more, we discovered a number of problems, some from the host, and some possibly from the previous designer. It was then when I decided a change was long overdue. So, although I'm in the process of transferring and rewriting everything I hope this new site will be easier to access and provide a proper home for me to share my
