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When I got home, the first thing I did was start stripping curly kale from its stems, putting small pieces into a glass salad bowl. Three-quarters of my kale filled the bowl with a little room to toss it. Then I went to work on dressing. Into a small bowl I placed a generous tabl...
It might take longer if the room or place is a little cooler, but I’ve never had it take longer than an hour to double because of the yeast plus sourdough discard. When your loaf has doubled, it’s ready to bake. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. When the oven is up to baking...
The recipe is great ~ I would recommend you use a large enough pan to give the eggs some rolling room while they boil. Try again❣️ And thanks MaMa for a great recipe❣️ Reply Katie February 6, 2019 at 9:21 am I have the same issue as you! I looove eggs – but I can...
I’m trying to save room for 5 pounds of Bob’s Red Mill organic flour to give to the boulanger (baker) in Lyon who showed me how he does the best baguettes I’ve ever tasted. Also some wild rice. My friend Judy, who lives in Brittany, assures me that there are stores in France...
It was just a normal weekday morning at my house, the little ones bouncing about the living room and my husband bundled up to go feed the boiler. Five minutes later he walked back into the house carrying a huge armload of organs and dripped them across the living room floor before ploppi...
for my opening thoughts), but I thought it was an important idea to share about making life more sustainable for everyone. We can do it all… and I think it’s important to provide a sanctuary for the people in your life, the creatures you encounter, and everyone. We can make room. ...
Allow the loaves to rest at room temperature for 2 hours, uncovered. While the loaves are resting, preheat the oven to 475°F with a baking stone or steel on a lower rack. (If you don’t have a stone or steel, see “tips,” below.) Allow the oven to preheat for 1 hour to en...
So I would excuse myself to go to the restroom, and I don't know why I didn't spit it out in the toilet and flush it. I wasn't thinking that far ahead, but I would go and spit it out underneath our couch. I mean, I was little. I'm talking like three or four years old...
Raine and I helped my mom today. We did a deep clean of the living room in preparation for the painter to come this weekend to give the walls a fresh coat. One of the treasures I came across while cleaning out an end table was one of my Grandma Wedekind’s recipe boxes that my mom...