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Category Archives: Food
preserving
Billings has a new grocery store: Lucky’s Market. Strawberries were on sale for 88¢ a pound, so I figured I’d try making strawberry chia seed jam. It’s sweetened with honey and agave. I warned Shawn it … Continue reading
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snow day
Spring snow this morning meant tea, waffles, and a slow start.
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pesto
Tiger in a Jar has done it again. I love them, I love Kinfolk, and I love food, to include pesto. Enjoy. Classic Pesto from Kinfolk on Vimeo.
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waffles
I wanted waffles. I didn’t have any milk. No buttermilk. No evaporated milk. So I used Bailey’s…I’m sure the alcohol cooked out, so it’s not really like drinking for breakfast. I used this recipe from Serious Eats, only I halved … Continue reading
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on making bread
Another gorgeous video by Tiger in a Jar, this time on the lovely process of making bread. Once you watch, you’ll know why I feel bad for anyone who’s never made bread, who claims they can’t deal with yeast, or … Continue reading
to bake
Carte Noire Recette filmée #1 Macarons from ))) datafone on Vimeo. I once made a macaron-like cake and was blessed for it. This video makes me want to make cute macaron sandwiches.
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honey crabapple bread
I harvested some crabapples and dried them. The result is very similar to craisins minus the sugar. . They’re pretty tart to eat plain, but they’re delicious in honey crabapple bread. .
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harvest
There’s a crabapple tree growing in my side yard. I didn’t know it was crabapples – the fruits are so tiny! But now that I know, there are so many possibilities. I have a fruit tree! I could make jelly, … Continue reading
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