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As I gathered all my previously collected materials about olives and dived further into research, I thought: there isn’t anything new I can write about them that anyone cannot read just by typing ‘olive’ into any search engine. Happy to rep...

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One fine summer evening, I was chatting with my cousin when we both noticed a black cat peering around the corner. He stared at us and didn’t move. She smiled and said: “That’s my dad....

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The Winding Paths of Words

Family Palavers

A while ago, in the post entitled Favola, Fava & Bob, I introduced my father and my uncle and their endless debates about history, linguistics, and translation­­. I witnessed these debates and enjoyed them as a child. My fa...

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Worms, Magic Soup & Hafez

In Part 2 of my fig ruminations: the alternative meaning of “sycophant”, more literary references, a recipe for drying figs, and the story of a magic fig soup.

Showing a Fig: The Other Meaning of ‘Sycophant’

Showing a fig (or fig sign) -...

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Life Choices, Swearwords & Sycophants

The Fig Tree

As I was thinking about figs, reminiscing and researching, my mind (sometimes called Amela’s wonderland), meandered in many different directions. What began as a simple idea - it’s autumn, the last figs are at the market, woul...

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  • Amela Marin

    I write about food, literature, language and memory, often with a touch of humour and an occasional recipe.

  • Lisa McLean

    I show you how to Cook, Eat and Live well. Food writer and Spice Alchemist, clinical naturopath, nutritionist, medical herbalist, RN and cooking teacher.

  • Fiona Whittaker

    Teacher, singer, reader, cook. Hedonistic, slightly clumsy and trying to be solution focussed in life.

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