Category: bread
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No fuss, no muss, and a whole lot of fibre…
Last night I made a batch of one of my easiest homemade breads. It’s more of a method than a recipe, although the proportions have been worked out after much experimentation. (In the EAT section of my site, you’ll find other recipes, including other breads). There’s nothing like homemade bread for breakfast, or a sandwich,…
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Better For You Bread
If you’ve been following my posts for a while, you’ll remember my obsession last year with sourdough. I still love it, but the care and feeding of an infant dough all the time can be kind of time-consuming. I still follow my “no store bought loaves” rule pretty well all the time (even hamburger buns,…
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What’s in your fridge? Autumn Veggie Melts
I’m a big meal-planning fan, but life can sometimes interfere. Last-minute engagements, ingredients that come in packages larger than the meal plan needs, and special one-time deals all can impact the inventory and leave you with stuff in the fridge that needs to be used. Here’s what I made with what was on hand, for…
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These Savoury Biscuits are Sweet
We are very conscious of food waste in our house, so when we cook, we save vegetable scraps to make broth. We also roasted a chicken earlier in the week, and the carcass went into the stock pot to make chicken soup. Since I hadn’t made bread yet this week, I put together this batch…
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Sourdoughlicious!
I don’t buy store bread, typically, except the occasional pitas or wraps. I make bread once a week and that’s more than enough for the two of us, even if we have dinner guests. Lately, I’ve really beenĀ on a sourdough kick – inspired by Michael Pollan’s Cooked. The idea of bread that rises without the…
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Chicken Parm…ish
When you’ve had a long day and just want to decompress, take a few minutes to get this going, and have a glass of wine while you wait! For two: 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts (not the frozen ones with added salt!) 1 egg 1/4 c 1% milk 1 c whole wheat bread crumbs…
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On Top of Old Smokey…
We were in California this week, where roadside stands were selling avocados ten for a dollar. (Grapefruit, too!) With the skyrocketing price of produce here in Canada, this is hard to even imagine. Friends know I am a keen “eat local, make it yourself” advocate. So I’m not going to buy a Brussels sprout that…