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I know, I know. You’re thinking, “Artisan monkey bread??” And now you’re humming “One of These Things is Not Like the Other.” Oh that’s just me? Anyhoo… I bought Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day. And it’s awesome. Great concept, especially for those of us who are prone to thinking, at 5:00 in the evening, [...]
I cooked down and pureed a bunch of peaches, thinking I would sneak it into yogurt for The Kiddo. Unfortunately he’s onto me and watched the yogurt preparation with an eagle eye. Plan B: something sneakier. So I found this recipe here (there are TONS of peach recipes! Check them out!) and gave it [...] Want to know what happens if you let your cast iron sit around, unused, with a lid fused to the skillet? Allow me to show you. Please to remember: I have a love of cast iron. A serious, deep, and abiding love. And the pretty, shiny skillets to prove it:
See how pretty and shiny [...] I’d like you to meet my BFF in the spice cabinet: Miracle Blend.
Why do they call it that? Well, because it is indeed a miracle. For reals. It is the fastest, easiest way to transform anything with a single spice (that makes it sound a little bit like Superman). I use it on: corn
We go through a lot of this in the summer. It’s so good, so quick, and so easy to change it up with whatever you have on hand. For this batch I used: 8 oz. uncooked pasta shells Do we all remember my Pain de Mie fail? Cute, right? Well this is what happens when you actually have a pain de mie pan: Square bready goodness. Following this recipe from King Arthur Flour (I know, you’re shocked), I let the bread rise to within about 1/2 inch of the top of the pan, [...] Curtain rods! How great is this?
I saw this in a magazine and it’s flipping brilliant. Two little tension curtain rods from Target for about $6 (for the pair) and I don’t have to fear an avalanche of cookie sheets when I open the cabinet. Score! Your turn! What are your favorite [...] The Yankee went back for seconds! I found this recipe here and here, then went about a couple modifications; The Yankee and I were in the mood for something with a little more kick, more like General Tso’s chicken than sweet and sour. The Kiddo, shockingly, was in the mood for Cheerios. You will need: For the [...] After all that yogurt straining, I ended up with quite a bit of whey. Time to make biscuits! I used: 2 cups King Arthur AP flour I do these in the food processor — they’re [...] As discussed, The Kiddo loves him some yogurt. The problem is that it’s so creamy and fabulous the he sometimes has issues keeping it on the spoon all by himself; all by yourself is very important when you’re two. Enter the cheesecloth! By straining out some of the whey from the yogurt you make it thicker, [...] |
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