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Category Archives: cooking tips
My Homemade Herb And Spice Mixes
No photos on this post. Sorry. Oh okay. But it is not cooking related. This is in my living room with some of my own photos from traveling through Scotland. That was during my previous life. The photos are the … Continue reading
Prepare Your Pantries
Yes, indeed. I said pantries. Plural. You need a couple different pantries. Daily and long term. This is a photo of my daily go to pantry that is right off my kitchen. You can see that I need to do … Continue reading
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Tagged canned food, pantry, veggies
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Sodium Chloride – NaCl and Beef Summer Sausage
The following is my opinion. I’m not a health practitioner. I don’t play a doctor on TV and I haven’t stayed at a Holiday Inn Express in years.. Folks, it’s salt. There are more than 30 references to salt in … Continue reading
Posted in canning & preserving, condiment, cooking tips, herbs and spices, Low Carb, snacks
Tagged beef, salt
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Snake Bean Trichosanthes cucumerina anguina A new plant in my garden
When I saw this vegetable in the Baker Creek catalog I was intrigued. It did not disappoint me. The star shaped flowers smell like a very sweet honeysuckle. The vines and leaves have an odd aroma. I’m still not certain … Continue reading
Peasant Cooking for Modern Day Home Cooks
By peasant cooking I do not mean porridge gruel three times a day. I mean thoughtfully using ingredients to stretch meals. Many home cooks do this instinctually to feed the family. I am certain that everyone has experienced sticker shock … Continue reading
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Tagged beef, eggs, veggies
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Red Chinese Noodle Beans
I have been very fortunate during this growing season. My Red Chinese Noodle Beans have produced a bumper crop. These beans are usually more than a foot in length but still tender. I bought my package of these heirloom green … Continue reading
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Tagged green beans, preserving food, Soup, summer veggies, vegetarian, veggies
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Mise en place
I do like to watch cooking shows like “Iron Chef America” and Gordon Ramsay’s series. I would hear the word “Mise en place”. I eventually discovered that it is a French word pronounced “Me zen platz”. Loosely translated, it means … Continue reading
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