Thanks everyone for the ideas! I will have to digest.
We already have a wall-to-wall library shelving in the living room - as well as a separate crafting room/office. I like the idea...
You can use some of it to make a quick fancy pickle. Just make sure to eat up the pickles in one week since I don't think the acidity holds up to canning standards (it needs to be 5%).
You can cut down on the waste a bit if you keep a freezer bag for compostable materials or trimmings to make soup stock. It certainly helps us keep our trashcan waste down and me and my boyfriend ...
You can sprout any bean - it just takes longer with some than others. You can even sprout chickpeas (although those take a while and you need to monitor them carefully). Try mung bean sprouts - t...
Thanks everyone! I know the Brooklyn Target DOES NOT sell wine, so that's that. As for Black Box, I've heard good things, but has the price point really gone up to $30? I would rather get DTour ...
The asparagus trick also works wonders for parsley and cilantro. I find that those "green" bags really do work for lettuce, microgreens and broccoli. Veggies last a lot longer in our crisper in ...
Last week, I used Bittman's eggless icecream (cornstarch) recipe as a base and snuck in some fresh mint and peppermint oil and then made a mexican chocolate version. It sounds odd, but the textur...
I recently got two Ikea rugs for $2.99 apiece and stitched them together to make a larger rug for the kitchen. They can get tossed in the wash when they're dirty and are super cute (and supercheap...
red pepper flakes, garlic, onions, brown rice or quinoa (it's a toss up), olive oil and a good vinegar for the savory stuff. flour, sugar, eggs, butter for the baking stuff.
Craigslist is a great way to go to get quality without a huge pricetag. I live in Brooklyn, so designer/nice things can be pricey, but I always see great prices on AT's Craigslist finds for Chicag...
I second caramelized onions. You can store and use them in anything (sandwiches, pasta, salads, pizza, casseroles, etc.). You could also make a nice chutney with onions and mango - can it and pre...
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Kale and peanut butter go surprisingly well together in a stew .
Thanks everyone for the ideas! I will have to digest. We already have a wall-to-wall library shelving in the living room - as well as a separate crafting room/office. I like the idea...
You can use some of it to make a quick fancy pickle. Just make sure to eat up the pickles in one week since I don't think the acidity holds up to canning standards (it needs to be 5%).
You can cut down on the waste a bit if you keep a freezer bag for compostable materials or trimmings to make soup stock. It certainly helps us keep our trashcan waste down and me and my boyfriend ...
Funnel cakes!
You can sprout any bean - it just takes longer with some than others. You can even sprout chickpeas (although those take a while and you need to monitor them carefully). Try mung bean sprouts - t...
Yum. My mom did something similar too. I think we're gonna try this with the homemade tortillas.
I'm so glad you've posted Food in Jars! It's been one of my faves for a while now.
Yup! You can do it on a stick too - here it is RAW on a stick .
That happened to my Le Creuset a month ago and I was/am horrified. If it's a Le Creuset, there is a lifetime warranty though.
Thanks everyone! I know the Brooklyn Target DOES NOT sell wine, so that's that. As for Black Box, I've heard good things, but has the price point really gone up to $30? I would rather get DTour ...
The asparagus trick also works wonders for parsley and cilantro. I find that those "green" bags really do work for lettuce, microgreens and broccoli. Veggies last a lot longer in our crisper in ...
Just used it yesterday to make a HUGE batch of seitan. Hail.
The last time we made pizz a, we had tremendous success in using parchment paper to prep the pies. I read about it on the
Last week, I used Bittman's eggless icecream (cornstarch) recipe as a base and snuck in some fresh mint and peppermint oil and then made a mexican chocolate version. It sounds odd, but the textur...
I recently got two Ikea rugs for $2.99 apiece and stitched them together to make a larger rug for the kitchen. They can get tossed in the wash when they're dirty and are super cute (and supercheap...
red pepper flakes, garlic, onions, brown rice or quinoa (it's a toss up), olive oil and a good vinegar for the savory stuff. flour, sugar, eggs, butter for the baking stuff.
It seems like everyone is writing about mac & cheese! A prelude to spring? $30/Week did one with wasabi powder and pumpernic...
Craigslist is a great way to go to get quality without a huge pricetag. I live in Brooklyn, so designer/nice things can be pricey, but I always see great prices on AT's Craigslist finds for Chicag...
I second caramelized onions. You can store and use them in anything (sandwiches, pasta, salads, pizza, casseroles, etc.). You could also make a nice chutney with onions and mango - can it and pre...