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Buy Local Honey to Make Sure You’re Really Getting Honey
You probably never thought about it.. but in this day and age, buying local honey is very important. Here’s a good writeup from Lifehacker, including links to more official and compelling articles. This weeks report by Food Safety News … Continue reading
Pesto-Rubbed Chicken with Panzanella
Last night, Kim and I whipped up Pesto-Rubbed Chicken with Panzanella, from Saveur. One of the top motivators in this one was simply to get rid of some of our tomato crop – several bowls of the fruit are around the kitchen … Continue reading
Cheesecake Factory.. is why America is growing.. horizontally
The team went out for lunch at Cheesecake Factory today. Renowned for its giant menu, I noticed a new section in the ad-filled piece of glossy literature.. the “Weight Management Salads” section. This section promotes salads that are “under 590 … Continue reading
How to Prune Basil to Make Pesto Sauce
Yeah, Danny’s usually all about home repair, but this one came up at the right time! Kim whipped up a similar recipe the same day. Tip: As you know, basil doesn’t taste as good when allowed to flower. To keep … Continue reading
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Chinese Spareribs | Serious Eats
I’ve never thought about trying this at home – but I will soon. Recipe and info from Serious Eats.. serves Serves 4 to 6, active time 15 minutes, total time 1 1/2 hours (plus overnight marinade) 1 tablespoon Chinese five-spice powder … Continue reading
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Ramen Hacks: 30+ Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Instant Noodles
Thanks Serious Eats! via Ramen Hacks: 30+ Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Instant Noodles.
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Philadelphia: Inconsistent Burgers and Duck Fat Fries at JG Domestic
Serious Eats covers some amazing sounding fries: The duck fat fries served at JG Domestic are indeed something special. Skin-on potatoes are sliced moderately thick, fried to a brilliant golden hue, and then coated with a light dusting of salt. In … Continue reading
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Google Adds New Recipe Search Tool
Tired of hunting for recipes on sketchball sites? Google’s new Recipe Search might be the answer. Example, just did a search for Spicy Ahi Pokē and found some promising results..
Breakfast Bargains and Beyond.. Amazon Subscribe and Save
I eat Clif Bars for breakfast – they are good for you, easy to eat, and can be had for fairly cheap (under $1/bar). Usually I buy the variety pack at Costco, which runs about $21-22 dollars for 24 bars … Continue reading
Cookie-Stuffed Cookies
Serious Eats: “A picture is worth a thousand words, they say, so I’m not going to blab too much here.” via Cookie-Stuffed Cookies.
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