By: Marisa
In reply to Susan Jozwiak.
I found the updated site and have changed the link. Here it is. http://farmette.ie/milk-jam/
In reply to Susan Jozwiak.
I found the updated site and have changed the link. Here it is. http://farmette.ie/milk-jam/
You may not have realized that pickled okra was a thing. Well it is, and definitely a thing you should try! You can pickle just about anything, but okra lends itself particularly well to this preparation. Nice and crisp, pickled okra definitely belongs on the plate alongside all the pickle greats. Full of wonderful probiotics,…
One of the most useful skills I have is how to roast sesame seeds; there is nothing like the flavor. Raw sesame seeds are great too, but there is no substitute for the roasted variety. I love the taste of sesame seeds, with their glorious nutty flavor, and lovely crunch. I like including these seeds…
Hi Marisa. I know this posting with “milk jam ” is from 2013 but. When you click on it it goes to a led site 4 growing hemp ?
Kibbeh is one of the stars of any Arab mezze with its lightly fried crust, and luscious filling of meat, onions and spices. Dipped in yogurt, tahini sauce or even hummus this is one of those foods that holds its own at the table. Providing a substantial flavor of spices with soft and yet crisp…
Amsterdam was not a foodie trip, but I did manage to cross off some important Dutch must-haves during my two nights stay. There was a deceptively light-looking, but incredibly filling bacon and spinach pancake (Pancakes!), the best fries ever (Vlaams Friteshuis), a slice of Dutch apple pie, and Indonesian food (Sie Joe). I regretfully ate…
A little while back – actually, that’s a lie, a long time back, as in a year ago – Leo and I were in Paris having a blast. Coutume café was conveniently located between our hotel and the Musée D’Orsay. We happily made two trips to the café during our short time. If you are…