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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. Info AT blacksaucekitchen DOT com. Sign up for our mailing list. Logo/media by uncommon camera. Site design Maarten Ottens.
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biscuit talk « Blacksauce Kitchen
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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. When Damian’s mother took him to the Mississippi home where she grew up, she was scolded by her siblings for not having taught her young son how to properly sop cane syrup with a biscuit. It was. Info AT blacksaucekitchen DOT com. Sign up for our mailing list. Logo/media by uncommon camera. Site design Maarten Ottens.
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wholesale « Blacksauce Kitchen
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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. We deliver wholesale biscuits and bread puddings to a few cafes in greater Baltimore – Zeke’s. And Daily Grind. Whether you are one of our existing wholesale clients looking to place an order or a store/cafe operator who’d like to talk biscuits, this page is for you. Info AT blacksaucekitchen DOT com. Sign up for our mailing list. Logo/media by uncommon camera. Site design Maarten Ottens.
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storage and reheating « Blacksauce Kitchen
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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. There’s no question biscuits are best eaten about nine minutes removed from the oven. But we do sell biscuits by the box and we often hear from folks who enjoy them over the course of a week. If you’re not going to eat them right away, here are some tips:. Kept in the freezer in airtight packaging, they are fantastic. Just thaw them for as long as it takes to preheat your oven, then reheat them, loosely wrapped in foil, for 10-15 min at 350 F.
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philosophy « Blacksauce Kitchen
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catering « Blacksauce Kitchen
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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. We love catering because it offers a number of different challenges from the ones we encounter at markets and festivals. Matching our skills and aesthetics with the client’s vision is at the very top of that list. Few things are as gratifying as coordinating an entire meal, from idea to plate, and witnessing people truly enjoy it. Info AT blacksaucekitchen DOT com. Sign up for our mailing list. Logo/media by uncommon camera. Site design Maarten Ottens.
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about us « Blacksauce Kitchen
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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. Info AT blacksaucekitchen DOT com. Sign up for our mailing list. Logo/media by uncommon camera. Site design Maarten Ottens.
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sample menus « Blacksauce Kitchen
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Farmers markets & festivals. News & events. Wedding & Seated Dinners. Cookouts & Outdoor Events. Yucca and Scallion Torta. Cheddar Thyme Biscuits with Lamb Sausage Gravy. Grilled Peach Pancakes with Maple Syrup and Vanilla Bean Cream. Nectarine Mint Fruit Salad. Locally Roasted Coffee and Jasmine Ginger Tea. Fig and Olive Jam. Beef Brisket and Sherry Shallot Jam. Roasted Tomato and Sea Salt. Spinach, Golden Raisin, and Feta. Chicken, Roasted Plum, and Spicy Honey. Porcini, Portabella, and Spring Onion.
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Pacific Yoga Blog: November 2011
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Sunday, November 27, 2011. I stood up from where I'd been perching on my rock, stepped back enough to take him in, and stared in wide-mouthed awe at the regal fellow up in his post looking down on everything below. He barely stirred, completely undisturbed by me. I couldn't take my eyes off of him. I swelled up full, like the river, reverberating with pleasure and flowing in tune. Perfection. What do yogis do when they're not standing on their hands? Photo by Andrew Schwartz. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
