To wrap up: A great farmers’ market, quirky shopping and a cool place to stay

As always, our little getaways revolve around eating, quirky shopping, and farmers’ markets. So, to wrap up the blogs about our days in Austin, I must write about Boggy Creek Farms. What a great find (but I would advise that you use your GPS.)

We were lucky enough to be in Austin on a Wednesday . . . → Read More: To wrap up: A great farmers’ market, quirky shopping and a cool place to stay

The ultimate doughnut—only in Austin.

A classic Airstream trailer and GIANT fried doughnuts! . . . → Read More: The ultimate doughnut—only in Austin.

More portable food from Austin

Day two in Austin—eating mobile. . . . → Read More: More portable food from Austin

Eatin’ in Austin: A Moveable Feast

Part one of our trip to Austin. . . . → Read More: Eatin’ in Austin: A Moveable Feast

Love Shack and Ft. Worth.

Finally was able to make it to Ft. Worth and the Love Shack. I had been wanting to go since last winter when we visited Love’s Lonesome Dove Bistro. (For more on Chef Tim Love, see “It’s Almost Blackberry Time,” “A Cocktail with a Bite,” and “On the sixth day.” Obviously, I refer to Chef . . . → Read More: Love Shack and Ft. Worth.

Wassail—a family tradition on a cold New Year’s Day

A wonderful festive beverage recipe. . . . → Read More: Wassail—a family tradition on a cold New Year’s Day

Homemade Gifts

A homespun Christmas. . . . → Read More: Homemade Gifts

Christmas Eve Buffet

“What, shall we all be merry?” —Shakespeare . . . → Read More: Christmas Eve Buffet

Final prep before Christmas Eve

Making the family favorite cheese ball. . . . → Read More: Final prep before Christmas Eve

More prepping for the buffet

Caramelized Onion Dip Recipe . . . → Read More: More prepping for the buffet