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Cooking Crumbs - Simply healthy living
Stay up to date. Skip to primary sidebar. Healthy roasted veggie salad. This healthy roasted veggie salad starts with a flavorful combination of veggies roasted to perfection. Then the vegetables are piled onto a bed of mixed greens then drizzled with a bit of olive oil. A delicious and healthy meal. Read More ». Ground beef, eggplant, peppers and onions, and some tomato sauce mixed all together and baked in eggplant boats equals my kind of deliciousness. Stuffed eggplant is a meal made for me. The whole...
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Fresh Peach recipes are a yummy way to take advantage of this fruit when it is in season. Becuase this fruit is so delicate, the best way to consume it is raw. When is Peach Season? Peak season for peaches is between July and August, and often times they can be found between May and September. Best Fresh Peach Recipes: The Best Way To Eat. How To Peel and Cut A Peach. How To Peel And Cut A Peach. Need some containers to store your spices, click below to get started. That’s Just Peachy. There are my 3 fav...
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Sunday, January 5, 2014. This is the best Mexican dinner we’ve had at home in years. This all started as a repeat effort to make chicken stock at home. I made homemade stock in the past, but become convinced it wasn’t worth the effort. The passage of time and subzero temperatures prompted me to try it again. This time, I did not want to waste the chicken. Thus, the following occurred this cold, Sunday afternoon on NFL playoff day:. I plan to make this again and again. Sprig of fresh flat-leaf parsley.
Cooking CSA-Style
Thursday, August 26, 2010. Thanks for stopping by! I'll now be posting all food-related posts over at The Kitchen Chronicles. So please come over and read there. Tuesday, June 1, 2010. It's been a long time since I've posted here, but I'll try to resume again. I'm busy with my main blog. But am excited to start cooking with fresh produce again. We've decided to try shopping at the farmer's market this year, as opposed to a CSA (which makes me wonder if I need to rename this blog! We'll see how it goes!
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Cooking | The flavours of life
The flavours of life. June 2, 2010. It was once common for grandmothers to make baklava from scratch, rolling out very thin layers of dough to assemble the pastry. However, modern cooks in Turkey usually buy this classic dessert or snack from the bakery.This recipe, which uses ready-made phyllo dough, is relatively easy to make.A day before making baklava, move the frozen phyllo dough to the refrigerator to give it plenty of time to thaw completely. 1 tbsp. rose water. 1 c butter (2 sticks), melted.
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"culinary cooking"
TAKING CULINARY COOKING COURSE AS A NEW HOBBY. Thursday, May 27, 2010. Top 25 Culinary Terms Every Student Should Know By Erik R Johnson. There are many different terms used in the culinary world. The following are the top 25 culinary terms every student should know as they are training to become a chef:. Bind: Thickening soups, sauces or gravies by adding egg yolks, cream, flour, starch or blood. Blanch: Immersing foods in boiling water to part-cook or clean them. Poach: Simmering in a liquid that is ke...
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Cookingculture's Blog | Be a Vegetarian!
September 24, 2013. Quick Gujarati snack that can please you anytime. It looks simple and easy to make but you need right ingredients in right amount to get the perfect taste and texture. Try it this way and enjoy it. 1/2 tblsp mustard seeds. 1/2 cup chopped onion. 3 tblsp minced green chillies. 1/2 cup chopped coriander. 1-2 dry red chilly. 1/2 tblsp turmeric powder. 1/2 tblsp asafoetida (hing). 1 tblsp lemon juice. 7-8 dry curry leaves. Salt as per taste. Sugar if you like it. June 24, 2013. In a bowl ...
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A Year of Slow Cooking
A Year of Slow Cooking. Vegetarian, mostly vegan. Good food. Simple kitchen. With notes on slow food, culture and agriculture. Saturday, September 28, 2013. Thursday, September 26, 2013. Monday, September 2, 2013. Things to love about August. Thursday, May 16, 2013. Dirt, Germs, Food and Your Gut. Another magnificent essay by Michael Pollan:. Some of My Best Friends Are Germs. At the University of Colorado, Boulder. As part of a new citizen-science initiative called the American Gut project. But Pollan i...
