Tucson's New Cooking Goddesses'

E.A.T. is about the absolute joy in simple and healthful eating. We offer vegetarian seasonal delights, which will awaken your palette to the distinction of our culinary talents.

"Yeah, we found our sea vegetables and rock candy."  Let's go E.A.T

Welcome to E.A.T., Eileen and Tina’s food avocation; that's avocation, not to be confused with avocado.  After all, we are talking food.

We’ve been getting in shape taking salt-water aerobics, pilate's and stretch classes from our own, local Fitness Goddess, Susan Hamilton. She gives these stupendous classes in the community of Civano, a green, sustainable, East-side neighborhood, where desert colored houses; purple, green, yellow and orange, line the streets. Sa-weeeeeeeeeet!
                          

Civano, Arizona

To get our cook on, we’ve been feeding our two Non-Stop Goddesses, Donna Wood and Susan Bacis, with some ambrosial delights from our taste kitchen. They’ve given us a green thumbs up, so here we are, blasting off into a culinary spin, which is buoying us up to unmitigated, colossal heights.

Poised and ready, well-seasoned from our homesteads, our *gustatory cells indicate that we are moving onward into scrumptious and luscious adventures. Life is good!

So sit back, or stand up and grab your cooking spoons, and tune in to The E.A.T Chronicles.

Sampling Torrey Pine's own rock candy and sea vegetables.

*gustatory cell
A darkly staining neuroepithelial cell in a taste bud that makes synaptic contact with sensory nerve fibers thus serving as receptors for taste. Also called taste cell.