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Monthly Archives: December 2010
My new Butter Bell :)
You may remember that I made myself a butter bell recently, but–as inspired as the idea was … I’ve got to be honest–I’m having problems finding the right glue to make it a permanent set-up. After a certain amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Product Reviews, Who needs fancy tools?, You made your own WHAT?
Tagged butter, Costco
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Don’t be smart like me :(
I’ve decided my blog needs a new category, one called Don’t be smart like me! It’s the category where I’ll document my own bone-head moves … in the hopes that you’ll learn from my mistakes. Lesson one: don’t put things … Continue reading
Maraschino Cherry Juice Jelly
I hate to waste anything food-wise, especially something as wonderful as the juice they pack maraschino cherries in! I may have mentioned here before that maraschino cherries are a childhood favorite, something my grandfather–who was my favorite person on the … Continue reading
Posted in Canning Goodies!
Tagged boiling water bath, cherries, Dutch Jel, frugal, jellies, lemon juice
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Remaking my Sumac Jelly :(
Okay, it happens to every jelly maker at least once … or even 52 times! You spend all that time and care making a beautiful jelly … and then three weeks later … when even the slowest jelly should have … Continue reading
The Jelly-Mound Test!
I decided to make this one snippet a stand-alone post–just to make it easier for people to find–because the Jelly-Mound Test is an important tool in jelly-making. To make good jelly, you have to combine whatever you’re gelling–fruit juice, some … Continue reading
Posted in Canning Goodies!
Tagged boiling water bath, foraging, jellies, special cooking technique
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Po Dogs — Seattle, WA
We planned a before-the-holidays dinner with a good friend recently … and told him to pick the restaurant! We’ve found over the years we’ve known him that he runs in a totally different culinary circle than we do–often centered in … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurant Rambles
Tagged A-minus Food, bacon, baked goods, beans, beef, cheese, cream cheese, food journies, green onions, onions, open-late, pickles, pork, Queen Anne, sausage, Seattle, U-District, WA
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Las Margaritas — Seattle, WA
My husband and I are typical restaurant patrons. If a restaurant’s good, we vote with our wallets … and if a restaurant’s bad, we vote with our feet. There are faaaaaaar too many good-to-excellent restaurants close nearby for us to … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurant Rambles
Tagged A-minus Food, beans, beef, bell peppers, carrots, cheese, chicken, cilantro, garlic, ginger, lime juice, Mexican, mint, onions, pork, queso, sausage, Seattle, smells great!, soup, steak, tomatoes, WA
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Product Review: Rada Cutlery
Of all the great things I brought back with me from the Food Journey 2010 … I think I love my Rada Cutlery the most! Rada’s classic line of knives–which I preferred–feature brushed cast aluminum handles permanently bonded to amazingly … Continue reading
Posted in Product Reviews
Tagged buckboard bacon, cutlery, food journies, frugal, knives, The Dutchman's Store in Cantril IA, tomatoes
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Dehydrated Bell Peppers
We love bell peppers in our house … so much so that we use them in at least a third of the meals we prepare at home. They’re one of our favorite savory vegetables. In season, they’re often inexpensive–especially since … Continue reading
Posted in Dehydration is forever!
Tagged bell peppers, Cash & Carry, dehydrate, frugal, smells great!
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I’ve arrived … sort of :-/
I received notice yesterday that I had four new “comments” for approval on AFoodJourneyToGo.com. Awesome! I thought. I’ve obviously inspired someone somewhere! So I clicked the link to approve them … and discovered that they’re not really comments. They’re actually … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous Ramblings about Food and Life
Tagged content pirates, food journies, frugal
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