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and, as i say almost daily around the house, "caramelization has never hurt a piece of [...] continue reading apr dehydrated strawberries: preserve the bounty in this exceptionally delicious way by amanda rose | berries this seems like a ridiculously extravagant idea and it certainly is if you don't not...
the consequences — [...] continue reading dec some of the best road food around in this salmon wrap by jeanie rose | salmon tote lavash sandwiches with you on a trip and everyone will drool when you pull one out to eat. you'll probably get a question or two about where you bought those sandwiches. not...
classic by jeanie rose | eggplant eggplant lovers enjoy this vegetable as a side to any dish. baked, rather than fried, the eggplant absorbs less oil and seems a bit more meaty as a result. we freeze these crusty rounds to use as the foundation of a couple of main dishes — at least we freeze what does not...
even in tiny amounts this mediterranean pepper paste packs a bright and spicy punch. to leave out the harissa totally changes a dish, and usually not for the better. if you are like me, [...] continue reading next " follow us! follow @amgrose search this site... read more!...
changed the way we thought about our summer harvest. certainly, kale chips are incredible and we make them when we can, but just like you can make chips out of any kind of green (as we [...] continue reading sep a fritter to celebrate your summer produce by jeanie rose | summer squash while we are not...
by jeanie rose | tomatoes tasting oil-packed sun dried tomatoes for the first time, i fell deeply in love. chris cantelmi brought me some from one of his adventurous trips. he was known for introducing me to delectables like this, not to be found anywhere locally. times have changed and you can purchase...
the year for [...] continue reading mar how to harvest stinging nettle without getting completely eaten alive by amanda rose | nettle we love, love, love, love stinging nettle as a food. we harvest this wild green regularly and use it primarily in our very dense greens soup. five years ago i would not...