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Roasted Garlic & Kale Bread Pudding

November 9, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

For dinner. Shockingly delicious. The roasted garlic is a big part of it. But it's the combination with the dark, herbaceous kale that really surprised me. I don't know why this isn't a national dish somewhere. $3. Serves 6.

Double-Smoked Bacon Bread. Wow.

November 8, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

This is profoundly great bread. Without kneading dough. Really. No kneading. Just 30 seconds of stirring.

Slower Sunday: Happy Trails

November 6, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

You're on foot, but you feel like you should be on your trusty old horse. Sagebrush is blowin' in the wind. Everything slows down. Press Play. Just take a minute. For a magic trail.

Bread & Breakfast: Savory & Sweet

November 5, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

Apple-Cheddar-Bacon Bread Pudding. The perfect breakfast for a Slower Fall Saturday or Sunday. Smells as great as it tastes. Turns you whole home into an aromatherapy clinic while it's in the oven. $4. Serves 8 - 12.

The Walk That Ate Malibu

November 4, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

Backbone Trail up to Castro Peak. Back down to the Malibu beaches. Walk 15 miles. Burn 1,800 calories - Way more than you (should) eat at Coogie's and Duke's.

What we learn from chicken soup

November 3, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

There's a lesson here. The best homemade soup you can imagine. Best, not just Better. Seems like it's free. Cheaper than cheap. Five minutes to "make" it. Plenty of time to eat Slower tonight.

Autumn Farro Salad

November 1, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

The light and lemony dressing is great with the nutty and kinda rich, high-protein whole grain. And that's all terrific with the roasted greens: kale and Brussels sprouts. And all that's made even Better by the slightly salty and deeply flavorful cheese.

Slower Sunday: Soulful

October 30, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

You look into its eyes. Bright eyes. It's not alive. But it's not really what you'd call dead. Today's the day to carve your pumpkin. Very carefully. Press Play. Watch.

Pumpkin Chips. Trick or treat?

October 29, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

Definitely a treat. Light, crisp, delicious. Salty or sweet. Sprinkle a little cinnamon on them and they taste like pumpkin pie. The trick: make them with butternut squash. Works better than pumpkin.

The Walk That Ate the Pumpkin Capital

October 28, 2011
Dick Sandhaus

You can walk through the town of Half Moon Bay, wander in pumpkin patches and stroll along a big stretch of beach. All in a two-hour walk. Or you can do the four-hour version, burn 1,200 calories and enter the pumpkin pie-eating contest.