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Tag Archives: food
Sunday Photos: Quail eggs
Quail Eggs… so tiny…. so beautiful Quail egg omelet coming right up! Sincerely, Emily
Posted in Food, Local, Photos
Tagged eggs, food, local, photos, Quail eggs, Sunday Photos
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Goat Cheese – Thyme – Caramelized Onion Crostini Canape
I have been a member in a Culinary group for the past 2+ years and it has been a lot of fun. We get together once a month and have herb-themed culinary meetings. Our group has been full and there … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Herbs, Recipes
Tagged crostini, food, goat cheese, Herbs, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, Recipes, Thyme, thymus vulgaris, using herbs
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Moroccan Carrot salad w/parsley and roasted lemon
I am part of a culinary group that meets once a month. Last year we all decided to go with an international theme and chose several regions to focus on each month. One of the months was a Mediterranean theme … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Herbs, Homemade, Recipes
Tagged carrots, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, cumin, food, ginger, Moroccan Carrot Salad, Moroccan Preserved Lemons, parsley, pine nuts, Recipes, roasted lemons
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SSFC: mushrooms in a white sauce over potateos
Some of you may remember my post about “SOS” or Chipped Beef or my SSFC post back in June about Leeks and onion over potatoes. Well, here is another version and completely fits the bill for comfort food in my … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden, Homemade, Local
Tagged Chipped Beef, comfort food, food, garlic, Kitchen Pride Mushroom Farm, Kitchen Pride mushrooms, onions, potato, roux, Shit on a shingle, SOS, Southern SOLE Food Challenge, SSFC, white sauce
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Bed of Green
The one thing I really missed in this summers garden is lettuce and spinach. They just don’t like the southern Texas heat….neither do I, but at least I can go back inside to an air conditioned house. Now that the … Continue reading
I Made Buns! I Made Buns!
Yes, I am jumping up and down. I made Buns! I made Buns! I mentioned in a recent post about using Jim Lahey’s No-Knead bread recipe for bread and pizza dough, but I had be unsuccessful using it to make … Continue reading
Herbs, and more Herbs
Last week was busy for me with meetings and get-togethers. I joined the San Antonio Herb Society this summer and I am starting to get involved in a few of the Significant Interest Groups that they have. Thursday evening was … Continue reading
Our Daily Bread
Honestly, I don’t make bread every day. Sometimes I can go a week without making bread. I have been making Jim Lahey’s No-Knead bread for over 2 years now. We love it and I love how easy it is to … Continue reading