“Invented” a yummy dinner tonight :-)
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Comments (29)lynne...no you have to stop...I am SO not super...if you only knew. I started making all our bread in 1977 or so...saw an article in a BH&G about a little boy that made and sold Challah from his wagon. I thought if this little Jewish boy could do this why not me ??? The first batch turned out so well I have kept it up and expanded to lots of other types. There are 100'a of pics on my photobucket food album. I have "taught" so many folks on GW over the years...it has been so rewarding. There are slideshows on the pb album too. Let me know if you are interested. The Wild Yeast is very different from " straight" doughs...those that use commercial yeast. it is a whole different concept. Would be glad to discuss with you via email off GW if you like...just send me a note. c...See MoreWhat's For Dinner Tonight?
Comments (15)I am 1/4 Irish. For dinner tonight I made boiled dinner made with beef roast, potatoes, onions, celery, carrots, beets, rutabegas, and cabbage. It was delicious! We topped that off with Blarney Stones for desert. When I make things like this, I always over estimate the amount of EVERY veggie. We have enough left over for a re-heat meal and then a soup to follow that. I'm so glad DH enjoys this kind of meal, because it is what I grew up on. Here is a link that might be useful: Blarney Stones...See MoreWhat's for dinner tonight?
Comments (9)I made Pasta Puttanesca again. I made it for the first time a couple of weeks ago and has become our favourite way of eating spaghetti. Made apple crostata for dessert. I think I'll buy a little ham that is still on sale...all this talk about ham, has got me wanting one! ......that is, unless someone wants to invite us over for leftovers?...See MoreDinner tonight
Comments (4)This was very tasty! I added some roasted red pepper and then tossed the pasta with olive oil and some dried chili flakes. (DH likes a little heat). It would also be great to serve as an appetizer without the pasta. Just serve a sliced loaf of crusty bread to soak up the sauce (which was delicious) I will make this again! Oh, and I forgot to buy a lemon so I used a tbsp. of Balsamic vinegar instead. It worked just fine....See More- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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