Welcome to The Tempting Table!

Nothing like a tasty treat, a bowl full of deliciousness, a warm, hot meal, a party or a feast!

Food is an integral part of life.  We need it to survive, and if we are lucky it becomes something more than just that, something that can bring comfort, memories, conversation and shared times with friends and family.  Cooking can also be full of experimentation, learning, investigating, success and failure, a good time and a joy.  On the flip side, cooking can also be a hassle, a trial, something that we don't feel like doing, or something we don't have time for...it just depends on the attitude we mix along with it.

In our home I've had my ups and downs in my love affair with cooking.  Mostly I really enjoy it, and often I love it.  Other times I'm happy to let someone else do the work.  Sometimes I would rather be hungry than even think of picking up the proverbial wooden spoon and its accompanying pot or pan.  But no matter the mood or the desire the loved ones need to sup and dine, so on the apron goes and forward I march...even if it's only to the phone to order the occasional pizza.

Right now in our kitchen, or the galley as I like to affectionately call it, I'm working on menu planning, mastering and reviving old favorites, experimenting with new favorites and anything else that peaks my fancy.  I have over 200 cookbooks, though I'm also an avid Pinner, and I love searching the internet for multiple versions of the same recipe so I can mix and match what I think will fit our palates best.  Additionally I'm working diligently on making our food as healthy as it can be, paying attention to portions, and working from fresh and from scratch or as close to it as I can as often as possible.

I also like to tell stories and I have a broad repertoire of music I like to shimmy and shake to while stirring the pot.  You'll get some of that here too.

So there you have it in a little nutshell.  Welcome to the ride...I hope you enjoy the show...and maybe feel inclined to add a little sass into your sauce.

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