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Pretty Pies & I’m BACK!
Anyone can do this. It works the best with any pie that requires a Lattice style top crust. Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Site News
Tagged baking, cookie cutter, decoration, fancy, food, food styling, pie, pretty, spring, technique
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Sole en Papillote
Now I know I say this all the time… but I’m saying it again: I feel so fortunate to live in Seattle where we have easy access to fresh seafood. Fresh, delicious fish like Pacific Sole, which has the benefit of being a sustainable and plentiful fish, unlike the overfished Atlantic Sole Continue reading
Hank Shaw Giveaway: Winner Announcement
Tweet Thanks to everyone who entered the giveaway. There were so many great stories shared from everyone, thanks everyone and stay tuned we will be having several more giveaways over the next few weeks! Click here for: Winner Announcement
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GIVEAWAY: Hunt, Gather, Cook by Hank Shaw
I like this book so much that I want to give one autographed copy to one of my lucky readers! Continue reading
Posted in Events, Site News
Tagged author, book, book giveaway, cook, cookbook, events, freebie, gather, giveaway, hank shaw, herbfarm, hunt, q13, robin leventhal, seattle, wine world
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Heirloom Tomato Salad
Summer time is Tomato time! Specifically…Heirloom Tomatoes! Continue reading
Posted in Gluten Free, Recipes, Vegan & Vegetarian
Tagged food, gluten free, healthy food, heirloom produce, heirloom tomato, heirloom tomato salad, low calorie, raw, raw food, recipe, salad, tomato, vegan, vegetarian
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Dashi
Now I know for some, this sound exotic and daunting, but Dashi really is one of the easiest soups that you can make and it is extremely versatile. It is a good recipe to have in your culinary repertoire, as it is a base to so many beautiful Japanese soups and sauces. Continue reading
Posted in Gluten Free, Recipes
Tagged bonito, broth, cheap food, copper river salmon, dashi, food, head to tail cooking, kombu, miso base, miso soup base, recipe, salmon, salmon dashi, seaweed, soup
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Chimichurri
It tasted fresh and green, like an herb garden is dancing all over your tongue, followed by a little kick of heat to remind you that you are alive and finally a slight tangy kiss of vinegar. Love at first bite. Continue reading
Posted in Gluten Free, Recipes, Vegan & Vegetarian
Tagged Argentinia, bill the butcher, chimichurri, condiment, herbs, pesto, piquant, pistou, recipe, sauce, steak, steak sauce
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Frittata
I had a plethora of local ingredients on hand: bacon, eggs, herbs from my garden and Beecher’s Cheese Curds. I had a look at my Earthy delivery and what I had on hand and set to work making this Fritatta. It tastes of Springtime. Herbaceous, hearty, sustaining and most of all comforting. It was a beautiful mix of ingredients both local and beyond and I really wanted to share it with you. So here we go! Continue reading
Posted in Gluten Free, Recipes
Tagged baby white asparagus, bacon, baked omelette, beecher's cheese curds, breakfast, brunch, earthy delights, egg, fiddlehead, food, foraged, fritatta, ramps, ramson, recipe, wild garlic, wild leek
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Answering Your Questions
Tweet Ask kcline at Questionland Seattle There’s a really great website out there called Questionland. It pulls together Experts on various topics who provide answers to questions provided by knowledge hungry community members. You would be surprised at the stuff … Continue reading
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Tagged expert, food photography, food styling, kcline, Q&A, questionland, swallowing seattle, swallowsea
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