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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Seasoning Your Cast Iron Cookware
Cast Iron has been used for several centuries in providing meals to others. Ideally, they were to be used and handed down to the offspring, who would hand it down to their offspring. If “hand me down” cast iron is … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Hints, history, Uncategorized
Tagged Education, Hints, historical cooking, history
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Stretching your Food Budget
In today’s economy, many are making cutbacks in all areas of the household budget. Anything that can be eliminated is considered.For many, the days of eating out everyday are gone and are being replaced with brown bag lunches. People find … Continue reading
Posted in community, Food, giving back, Hints, Uncategorized
Tagged community service, Food, giving back, Hints, suggestions
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Chickpea Salad
It’s no secret that I enjoy chickpeas in many of my dishes. Even in salads, I add chickpeas along with other items. The recipe below is a stand alone dish the compliments grilled seafood or vegetables. I hope you enjoy … Continue reading
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Dublin Coddle Recipe
Today, it was so cold it snowed where I live. The absence of the autumn reminds me of the importance of richly traditional soups. One of my favorites that my paternal grandfather used to make was the Dublin Coddle. It … Continue reading
Posted in Dairy Free, Gluten Free, recipe
Tagged cooking, Dairy Free, gluten free, historical cooking, recipe
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Gratitude
This past season and year have been amazing. First, I became the official food writer for “Renaissance Magazine.” Second, despite the weather, the appearance at Siouxland was well worth it between the demonstrations and cookbook sales. The cold and rainy … Continue reading
Posted in community, giving back, history, News
Tagged community service, cookbook, historical cooking, history, Renaissance Magazine
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