The holidays always involve lots of cooking. Thankfully, there’s lots of time for eating too.
This Thanksgiving in reading up for the big day – and in the execution – I found some real handy-dandy ideas and thought I’d share.
Freeze stock a whole new way
Does everyone make stock from the bones after the turkey [...]
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Tip on Baking Bread at Home
I’ve baked a couple loaves here and there and really enjoyed it. What’s stopping me from baking our own bread regularly is getting into the rhythm and not forgetting. Once I go running to the store to buy a pre-made loaf, all thought of homemade is gone from the brain cells.
Anywho I’ve been toying with [...]
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