I’ve made dulce de leche once using fresh milk and sugar cooked on the stovetop and had lack-luster results in the form of a gritty texture. Wanting to conquer dulce de leche I decided to research some recipes and test … Continue reading →
All photos by David Peterman unless otherwise noted
Posted in Desserts, Food Projects, Tools & Equipment
| Tagged David Libovits, Pim, StirChef
While Carol is off on her big TableFare road trip spreading the news about SpiceCare, I thought it would be fun if I took over the blog to document an experiment I’ve wanted to try for some time. In short, … Continue reading →
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Posted in Food Projects
Strolling through Trader Joe’s I came upon a fruit I had never seen before and it instantly captured my interest. Mandarinquats are a cross between a mandarin orange and a kumquat. I adore kumquats and dropped the little container of … Continue reading →
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Posted in Breakfast, Food Projects
| Tagged mandarinquat, Marmalade
Crystallized ginger sounds difficult and time consuming to make, at least that’s what I thought until I actually did a little research on how to make it. It’s easy, and if you are fearful of candy making because of the … Continue reading →
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Posted in Clever Tips and Tricks, Food Projects
| Tagged Crystalized ginger
Fresh cranberries are showing up at the market, so it is the perfect time to share my cranberry sauce recipe with you. Freshly made cranberry sauce is such a world away from the canned version. Granted it won’t have the lovely … Continue reading →
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Posted in Food Projects, Holiday Food
| Tagged cardamom, Cinnamon, clove, Cranberry sauce, Ginger, Star Anise