It is that time of year again, and I have another bag of onions sitting on my front porch. I just used up the last of the frozen and refrigerated onions wrapped in paper towels (as in the methods described below). I still have some dried slices, but I’ve managed to use the 35 pounds […]
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I am a real believer in letting my food be my medicine, but the foods allowed on a good anti-candida diet make for slim pickins, and it is one of the toughest to stick to. No carbs, starches, sugars, fruits, or sweets of any kind until you can get the imbalance of your internal
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And I’m not talking about the herb thyme here,although it does make a lovely addition to many dishes. In our rush to live a fast-paced life, we are often looking for efficient, ergonomic, time-saving ways to get things done, including our food preparation, service, and dining. In many cases those short cuts are
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Thanks to Adam from New York for asking about this post from my King’s Codex Blog. It is always a good idea to repeat how incredibly easy it is to make your own stock! It was just past Thanksgiving when I originally wrote this, but I like to get a turkey several times a
I just got back from a whirlwind trip to San Francisco where I attended the Culinary Expo portion of the IACP (International Association of Culinary Professionals) Annual Conference. Many thanks to Jeff Albucher for his help and encouragement to me to get there. I managed to run into several Atlanta friends while there, Author
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Okay, more and more people are gluten and dairy free. Dairy free is easy… no milk products or by products. I am still a little fuzzy on which foods other than wheat products to avoid for the gluten free. What other grains have gluten? Am I safe with Oat flour? Rice products? I am making
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How do you clean asparagus? Trish – Atlanta After a good rinse to remove any dirt, asparagus stems should be snapped. Each stem will have a point at which it goes from being woody to tender, and a gentle bend of the stem will usually result in a quick ‘pop’ as it snaps at that
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