Start cooking the rice. I use a rice cooker because I love rice. Chop the onion. Shred the carrot with a large grater. Rinse the bean sprouts. Slice the green onions. Keep all these ingredients separate. Rinse and drain the water chestnuts. Chop the larger pieces in half. Save the empt...
If you’ve got more ginger root than a recipe calls for, you can freeze it to use later, or you can plant it to grow more ginger root. Put the root in moist potting soil with the newest buds facing up. Ginger is a tropical plant, so you’ll probably w...
I’ve had a nice can of sardines sitting on the shelf awhile. Leftover mashed potatoes. I was a doubter but decided to try this recipe without any changes. It was delicious. Thank you very much! C Reply to this comment Jenny August 5, 2023 at 6:04 am Do these freeze well? Reply...
Can I freeze-dry my own food at home?You sure can. See below. What brands make the best freeze-dried food? In my opionion, I prefer the quality and fresh taste of THRIVE LIFE foods. How do I know if freeze-dried food is high quality? Stick to the brands with accountability. Lo...
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Or maybe not. Either way, I would like you to give canning some fresh tomatoes a try this year, so let me show you how to can tomatoes. Because it’s easy and so very rewarding, but mostly because everyone knows that out-of-season tomatoes (while still full of healthy lycopene and ...
This recipe makes 2 pies. You can freeze one of them for a later date. Cornish Pasty Pie Ingredients: 1 lb chuck steak, finely diced 2 Russet potatoes, peeled and finely diced 2 carrots, peeled and finely diced 1 onion, finely diced ...
place it in a sunny window, keep it watered and watch it grow. This is a great first kitchen scrap gardening project because the green part of the onion will grow back quickly. In less than two weeks it will be tall enough to snip the top off to eat. Then you can plant and keep ...