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sounds weird, but was quite tasty: oatmeal with shredded apples and candied bacon.
the corner mart is advertising a 2-for-$1 deal: either two donuts or two pieces of fruit. hm, trans fats and sugar, or wax and pesticides?
when it’s the new kroger brand simple truth, which contains milk, skim milk, anchovy and/or sardines (for the omega-3s), and fish gelatin from tilapia. well, at least it’s organic, right?
potato slices and onion sautéed in bacon fat. soft goat cheese and chopped chives. eggs. and everything topped with a dusted of smoked spanish paprika. dinner!
is the meatball principle: 1 part pork to 3 parts beef. so excellent!
tiny amount of vanilla-scented jam made with eight apricots going bad = microbatch jam.
two hours in the oven and so tasty, thanks to the oregonian.
judy rodgers’ homemade rabbit sausage from The Zuni Cafe Cookbook is totally worth the six hours of effort needed to prepare it. too bad the yield is so small. but then, bunnies are skinny.
why, if it’s supposed to take maybe 25 minutes to cook, did it take nearly 90 minutes? egh!
totally made marion cunningham’s awesome muffins three times in 10 days. added homemade canned peaches, too.
a french classic. crazy messy, but way easy. and so, so delicious.
it comes in a really, really long slab. this is only part of it.
saturday-night kitchen project: rendering the fatback from our half-pig into lard.
david lebovitz’s guinness milk chocolate ice cream really made our memorial day.
with day-old baguette, soaked overnight in the fridge.
the crispy-shell kind that public-school cafeterias serve. or 1970s tacos, if that’s your generational reference.
shoulder cooked long and slow in the oven with the syrup left over from candying quince. deglazed and made into a gravy, the drippings came out tasting like hoisin sauce. neat!
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