Monday, October 8, 2007
Friday, July 6, 2007
Nuts for nutty nut-less decadence
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Fresh Is Out: Canned Is In
Friday, April 20, 2007
Local Food: Brookfield Orchards in Brookfield, MA: a phototour
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Fruity stragglers
POM Iced Coffee
Does the idea of mixing pomegranate juice with iced coffee make your eyes bug out like the cute little lamby slippers above?
POM has done this craaazy thing with their POM iced coffees.
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Fermented Colombian Sausages: Salchichas
When I went to see Sandor Ellix Katz speak about Wild Fermentation (Sandor Ellix Katz and the Wild among us) I heard him mention that he was getting into wild fermented meats.
This reminded me of my childhood when we would make Colombian fermented sausages called salchichas or chorizos. I...
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Samsung Range and Microwave Spectacular
(This is a compensated review from BlogHer and Samsung Home Appliances)
[This contest is now CLOSED. Please click here to see who the winner was.]
At the end of this post I will share with you how you can win a $200 gift certificate from BestBuy! You will see that you’ve got...
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Are you a frugaltarian?
If you choose to delve deeply enough, you will find a food-atarian of every sort out there! If you are a foodie, you like know most of the sorts, I dont need to get pedantic about it.
Amongst the various types of -tarianisms that I play with, the one that...
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Tassajara Vegetarian Whole Wheat Lasagna
Some time ago I reviewed a cookbook called “Tassajara Cookbook: Lunches, Picnics, and Appetizers” by Karla Oliveira where I covered Tassajara, a magical mountain retreat for the San Francisco Zen Center.
Today’s review covers the related book Tassajara Dinners & Desserts by Dale and Melissa Kent, a beautiful and delicious cookbook...
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Heads Up: Pastrami Passion
Some time ago I had the great fortune to meet Dan Estridge on the web and then at a Dole & Bailey event up in New Hampshire (see my blog post from that event: Cross Species Portraiture: The Chicken was a Star).
I can tell you at least one thing about...
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Edamame: homegrown, organic, delicious
In my garden (Humble Garden) I grew soybeans this year. They are open pollinated non-genetically modified and organically grown.
They have been fascinating to grow and have been a continual homeschool lesson for the kids.
Sprouting
Growing
Almost blooming on the top. But wait, thats not the only place!
Fuzzy, disturbingly so, pods.
They grew quite...
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You CAN have fun canning!
I had the most brilliant Sunday at the Canning-Across-America Canvolution event with a group of people who were so fantastic and so interesting I didn’t want to leave.
But we worked so hard canning so many things and the kitchen was such a BEAST that by the time that things...
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Peach Mint Preserves
In concert with the Can Around the Nation canning event this weekend (see this post for more details Join the Canvolution!) in Somerville, MA where I will be teaching pressure canning, I am sharing a review of a cookbook I received on putting up food!
The cookbook is called Putting Up:...
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Join the Canvolution!
So by now, even MY garden (Humble Garden) is starting to produce, after months of rain of biblical proportions. My pickling cucumbers are growing, green beans and lemon cukes are whats for supper, and zucchinis are starting to really outpace our intake!
Anyone who gardens will eventually need to...
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