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A couple of years ago, I belonged to an inline cooking group called Sunday Slow Bakers. One of the projects we did was to make multiple recipes from “Dolce Italiano” by Gina De Palma. I love this cookbook. I’ve made … Continue reading →
A couple of years ago, I belonged to an inline cooking group called Sunday Slow Bakers. One of the projects we did was to make multiple recipes from “Dolce Italiano” by Gina De Palma. I love this cookbook. I’ve made … Continue reading →
Do you love crusty, European- style bread? Are you like me, and don’t have a bakery close by? What about making your own bread? In the past, you had to really plan on when you were going to make it, … Continue reading →
Yesterday I picked all of the remaining rhubarb in my garden. There was a huge amount, as anyone who has every grown rhubarb (at least in Alaska) knows you will end up with. I looked through recipes and decided that … Continue reading →
This week our ingredient was cranberries. I decided to try and make something from ingredients I already had around the house. I didn’t have any fresh or frozen cranberries, so I decided to use orange-flavored dried cranberries I had on … Continue reading →
The October 2010 Daring Bakers challenge was hosted by Lori of Butter Me Up. Lori chose to challenge Daring Bakers to make doughnuts. She used several sources for her recipes including Alton Brown, Nancy Silverton, Kate Neumann and Epicurious. I’ve … Continue reading →
The other day my husband brought home a big box of strawberries. It’s not strawberry season here in Alaska yet-in fact, the plants haven’t even begun blooming. I knew I needed to find some uses for them, so this weekend … Continue reading →
I posted the recipe for the pita bread a few days ago, but I thought I’d go a little more into detail on these. These are really fun to make because of the way they puff up. You can’t tell … Continue reading →