Tag: easy

  • Einkorn Flour Sandwich Bread

    Einkorn Flour Sandwich Bread

    The first time I noticed einkorn flour at the grocery store, I just assumed it was like spelt; another ancient grain wheat variation. After a bit of research, I discovered that it is, in fact, wheat – however, it is the original wheat, the grain that existed before being hybridized by humans. According to information…

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  • Panisse

    Panisse

    Yet another chickpea flour recipe! This recipe, also popular in France, originally hails from Italy; I was surprised to learn that chickpeas have been eaten in the Mediterranean area since at least 7000 BC: “Chickpea, one of the oldest cultivated pulses in the Near East. Chickpeas were grown in Palestine by 8000 BC. They had…

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  • End of Summer Plum Crumble

    End of Summer Plum Crumble

    It’s a bit of a melancholy weekend, the Labour Day weekend – knowing that summer is coming to an end. However, fall is another season to look forward to, with apple and pumpkin pies, going for walks on crisp sunny days, red and gold leaves replacing the green, and a wisp of woodsmoke in the…

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  • Lime Tarts

    Lime Tarts

    A couple of weeks ago, I fortuitously discovered the ambrosia that is the Passionfruit Tart from Ken’s Patisserie, here in Portland. Emmy and I were out for a walk, and I thought I would just stop in for a small treat. At the first bite, I said to myself “this is one of the best…

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  • Ricotta Gnocchi {with einkorn flour}

    Ricotta Gnocchi {with einkorn flour}

    For those who love doughy things as much as I do, you must have a good gnocchi recipe to satisfy both the doughy and the pasta cravings all in one go. I have had really good gnocchi in Italian restaurants, and also not-so-good packaged gnocchi from the store. If only I’d realized sooner how easy…

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  • Cashew Pulp Crackers {gluten-free}

    Cashew Pulp Crackers {gluten-free}

    I hate to throw anything useful away, and every time I make nut milk, I always think there must be something that could be made with the pulp that’s leftover, besides just drying it out and saving it as flour. As luck would have it, I recently came across a recipe for Rosemary Raisin Almond…

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  • Coconut Milk

    Coconut Milk

    Coconut milk is one of the easiest milks to make, is very inexpensive, and best of all, tastes like the tropics.  The coconut meat does not have to be soaked overnight, so making coconut milk doesn’t take as much planning as the other nut milks, which is nice if you’ve forgotten you need milk.  

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  • Homemade Burger Buns

    Homemade Burger Buns

    Nothing fills the kitchen with comforting, appetizing aromas like freshly baked goods, but I’ve been eating a few too many doughy things lately, so I’ve been trying out a few recipes with the so-called ivory whole wheat flour

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  • Quick and Easy Salmon Cream Pasta

    Quick and Easy Salmon Cream Pasta

    Our local grocery store had a great deal on fresh wild Sockeye salmon the other day, so we bought a good-sized fillet to have for supper.  We had some leftover, so the following night, I threw together this really simple, but very tasty, creamy pasta sauce using the cooked salmon.  You could use fresh salmon,…

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