Tofu with shallots, coriander and chilli

This has been a go to quick meal for me many times and I love it. It’s so simple and fresh (although there is a fair bit of oil in it). It’s a Chinese style tofu dish which I have slightly adapted to suit my taste (mainly the quantity of oils and soy sauce). Quick and easy, colourful and tasty! Tofu

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On the Menu: Dutch Food

Eet Smakelijk!! No, that’s not what we’re making for dinner, it’s the Dutch phrase for “enjoy your meal”!! The Netherlands are known for making some of my favorite types of food- cheese and licorice. Not together, of course, that would be gross. The Dutch have been making cheese since 400 A.D. and a

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1996 Taste of Home Annual Recipes

1996 Taste of Home Annual Recipes book download Julie Schnittka Download 1996 Taste of Home Annual Recipes preserved in this first edition of The Taste of Home Recipe Book. 1996 Taste of・・・

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Orange Almond Bundt Cake

I made this yummy cake a week or so ago. I’m a fan of a bundt, they are such simple cakes to make and they always look pretty (especially on my jadite milk glass cake plate). This cake is fragrant and moist. It’s the perfect partner to a good cup of coffee. Orange Almond Bundt Cake 1/2 cup butter 1

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Pot sticker dipping sauce recipe

This pot sticker dipping sauce recipe will teach you how to make your own pot sticker dipping sauce. I have two other posts that teach you how to make the filling and the wrappers for the pot stickers. Pot sticker Continue reading → The post Pot sticker dipping sauce recipe appeared first on Life Bi

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Tales from the Experimental Farm Share Kitchen: Creamy Turnip Soup

Turnips are a rather fraught topic with me. I wouldn’t eat them at all as a kid (except when Mom would sneak them into stew and say “no no, that’s a potato”), and then, when I grew up and started having my own Thanksgiving dinners, audiovile felt that it was not truly T-day unless there was mashed t

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super simple crock pot potato soup

I instagrammed our dinner last night mostly to make the point that crock pots make Mondays really easy. I got an overwhelming response to post the recipe for the potato soup in my photo. I wasn’t going to put it on here (unclear why; I guess I just have a lot teed up for you guys), but you asked for

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super simple crock pot potato soup


Kale and Walnut Pesto

I love pesto. Pesto is a great way to incorporate healthy fats, greens, and herbs into an every day diet. It is high in protein and pairs well with almost any type of vegetable or meat. I use it as a spread, dip, marinade, or dressing. There are many different recipes and types of pesto. Here is a r

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Brrrr

There is a chill in the air this week, it smells more wintery, the heat is kicking on regularly instead of just in the morning and evening. It’s soup weather. And knitting weather. Well, it’s always knitting weather, but now it’s both knitting and wearing of the knits weather, I guess. Last night we

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Pumpkin pie white hot chocolate recipe

I found this recipe on Pinterest. It might be a little too sweet and heavy for my taste, but it looks interesting and I’d like to try it. Ingredients 3 cups whole milk 1 cup pumpkin puree 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ginger 1/8 teaspoon cloves 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 ounces wh

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How To Make Pappa al Pomodoro

Many of us have a very fond memory of coming in from a snowy winter day and having mom or dad heat up some tomato soup to warm us up. Campbell’s was great stuff, but it hardly compares to the traditional Tuscan bread soup found in many authentic Italian restaurants called Pappa al Pomodoro. This is

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Zucchini Fritter

Spring is here, which means warmer weather and bountiful veggies. Among my favourites is the zucchini. I like the sweetness and how good it can taste even with minimal cooking. This recipe was on my to-make list for a while, so I jumped at the chance when we had a party for a friend who was about to

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lawsoffateherbal: Toasted Pumpkin Seeds 3 Ways A little early…

lawsoffateherbal: Toasted Pumpkin Seeds 3 Ways A little early for these, but I get so excited about everything October. :) I found this HERE Sweet and Spicy Pumpkin Seeds 1 egg white 1/4 cup natural cane sugar 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper scant 1/2 teaspoon fine grained sea salt 1 cup fresh pumpkin s

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Spaghetti with Meat Sauce

Wow, I am so excited to share this recipe with y’all today!!! I don’t know about you, but the start of fall makes me crave comforting meals like homemade spaghetti sauce. There’s just something to standing in front of the stove, stirring a HUGE pot of sauce while it simmers for hours that calms me r

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Simple & Delicious

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