rosaleah's Profile
| Display Name: | rosaleah |
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| Member Since: | 2/23/10 |
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Spinach cooks into almost anything invisibly, so I chop and add it to almost every soup I make. You can also blend it and use it for the liquid in chocolatey baked goods! Feeding Greens to a Picky Eater: The Steak Strategy |
2/15/13 11:55 AM |
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You can fancy up both whipping cream and butter (and probably a bunch of these other recipes) by culturing the cream first. To do this, you add a spoonful of yogurt with active cultures to the cream, stir it up, and let it sit out on the counter, covered but not sealed, for 12-18 hours. Then proceed as usual. What Can I Make With Whipping Cream Besides Whipped Cream? Good Questions |
1/24/13 10:47 AM |
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I have one batch each made from chicken eggs and duck eggs from last year. They are both incredibly good. Taking It Up a Notch: Aged Eggnog |
12/6/12 1:44 PM |
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I've been enjoying both the rye and the bourbon from Redemption, which come in classic and lovely bottles that I plan to reuse for liqueurs and cordials as gifts for xmas. Holiday Gift Guide: 6 Beautifully Bottled Spirits Straight Up Cocktails and Spirits |
12/3/10 7:16 PM |
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When I lived in Guatemala, one of my favorite street foods was fresh mangos, sliced, and served with lime, salt, and chili. After introducing my partner to the flavor combination, he hit on the idea of pureeing the mango, mixing it all up, and freezing them. We call them Xela Pops (Xela is the name of the city where I lived). Hotsicles! 5 Icy, Spicy Frozen Pops |
8/12/10 12:45 PM |
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Am I allowed to mention sex toys here? Silicone, glass, and plastic toys, if you use them, often benefit from a spin through the dishwasher. Just make sure you unload them before the roommates or kids get home! 14 Home Hacks for Your Dishwasher | Apartment Therapy Unplggd |
7/9/10 9:33 AM |
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It's not super attractive, but I like the function it serves! Folding Balcony Table: Innovation or Eyesore? | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
6/24/10 11:24 AM |
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Like splatgirl, I don't boil my noodles first. I typically use regular dry lasagne noodles and simply make sure there's enough liquid in the sauce and filling to cook the noodles in the oven. It makes lasagne projects feel far less daunting to me! And still super yummy. How To Make Lasagna Home Hacks | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
2/23/10 6:42 PM |
