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/
Cherry Cola Ham isn’t as strange as you’d think… One of the reasons I enjoyed blogging, particularly in the early years, is just how much stuff it forced me to discover in the name of culinary experimentation. One blog post would have me up half the night reading up on everything from why coconut oil tastes…
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…
Hello! As I mentioned in my last post, I’ve moved to a new blog (Three Hour Brunch Friend). If you haven’t taken a looksie yet, here’s what I’ve been up to. If you like want you see here, I hope you do come join me over at 3HBF for more! 🙂 I updated my brioche…
confiture de lait (milk jam) is so damn delicious! i made mine with jersey milk and ate it by the spoonful! http://comeconella.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/notes-on-all-things-caramel-and.html
When you feel like something spicy and cheesy try these cheesy buffalo chicken stuffed peppers. This lovely dish gets its name from the spicy chicken wing sauce first made famous in the United States. With a wonderful twist on an iconic food that has become part of the great American food tradition. Chicken stuffed peppers…