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A large orange bowl is photographed containing Great Northern beans cooked with onion, garlic, bay, and lemon. Wedges of lemon and a bay leaf are tucked into the beans as garnishes. The bowl rests on vintage napkins printed with large yellow daisies with brown centers. A wooden serving spoon with a round bowl lies below the bowl of beans.

White Beans with Lemon & Bay

Spherical vegetable fritters made with radishes, carrots, and leeks in an oval-shaped lemongrass-green dish are photographed from above. In the dish with the fritters is a small orange bowl containing a bright green herb & yogurt dipping sauce. The dish of fritters and sauce sits on a vintage napkin printed with a design of white, green, and orange daisies on a brown background.

Radish, Carrot, & Leek Fritters with Roasted Garlic & Parsley Yogurt Sauce [Gluten Free]

Herb-marinated asparagus, scallions, and batons of paneer are photographed from above, arranged diagonally on a dark yellow-orange oval platter, which rests on a vintage napkin printed with small orange, bright yellow, and dark yellow flowers with green stems, on top of a green tablecloth.

Sheet Pan Asparagus & Paneer with Tangy, Garlicky Arugula & Yogurt Marinade

Radish, Cucumber, Onion & Chickpea Salad with a Lemon-Parsley Dressing

Foods I’ve Come to Love: Apricots

Carrot-Beet Salad with a Leek-Lemon Vinaigrette

Lunch with the In-Laws

Mean Peas

No-Kebab Kebabs: Vegetables with Lemon-Herb Tofu

Vegan Spring Tacos with Cucumber, Radish and Avocado

Asparagus & Edamame Salad with Green Garlic

Baby Turnips and Greens in a Moghul-Style Sauce

Pea and Lettuce Soup

A Perfect Artichoke

Warm Greek Lentil Salad with Feta and Dill

Spring-Ingredients Chickpea Salad

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What’s All This Then?

I’m Jocelyn. I’m disabled by myalgic encephalomyelitis and have been varying gradations of bedridden since 2007. Cooking boldly-flavored vegetarian food frequently featuring legumes is my idea of the most enjoyable use of the twenty minutes total per good day that I can be upright.

Before I became disabled, I spent twelve years in the food business as a cheesemonger, tiny cog in a vast cereal company machine, and marketing analyst/jill-of-all-trades at a stone fruit commodity group. Right this way →

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