Suzanne’s Taste
Springing forward
Springing forward is what we did in some weeks ago, in March. And there are so many articles on why we [...]
Memories of Anne
I heard a Southern drawl one morning on our little street in France. A lively, smiling young woman with beautiful long [...]
Tomato terror
Once upon a time, caterpillars almost put columnist Suzanne Dunaway off of gardening — but she found a way to defeat them.
Cool cooking
This summer I may or may not have kids and grandkids coming for a couple of weeks (another house — too [...]
Keeping it simple
By now I am sure you know that frou-frou cooking, as I call it, is not my gig. I went through [...]
The hypocrite cook
For starters, and not of the food kind, let me say that the dish I’m about to describe will not be [...]
How does your garden grow?
Pests are a gardener's nightmare, but for columnist Suzanne Dunaway, who has learned to get along with the insect world, there is much to marvel at.
Love at first bite
It was Valentine's Day not so long ago. I was married on Valentine’s Day. Easy to remember, right? But it was [...]
Crumbling resolutions
When I was younger, and perhaps dumber — or simply full of the expectations of youth— I made New Year’s resolutions [...]
Recipes for redemption
On my desk is a treasure, my mama’s Recipe Box, earning capital letters because it is priceless. No doubt there are [...]
Four little peppers
I love peppers — at least the red, yellow, and brown peperoni, the Spanish pimientos de Padrón, the hot little pepperoncini, [...]
“Suzanne’s Taste” Author

Suzanne Dunaway
Longtime painter, writer and cookbook author (and chef) Suzanne Dunaway divides her time between southern France and Rome. She also writes a blog, visit HERE.