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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Solitary Sunday Supper: Pancakes for One
Posted in recipes, Sunday Suppers
Tagged homemade pancakes, pancake recipe, pancakes, pancakes for one
14 Comments
The Four Loaves of the Apocalypse, or Baking with Brewers’ Yeast
Sometimes I get crazy ideas. Like using “I Can Spell” as my campaign slogan for class secretary in 5th grade. Or bringing my mom a plastic boat when the washing machine overflowed and flooded the kitchen. I mean, she did … Continue reading
Posted in Justifications, recipes
Tagged baking with brewers' yeast, homemade bread, how to make bread
6 Comments
PMAT Live! Episode 12 How to Make Puff Pastry
I made this puff pastry video to go along with the post about pastry doughs from a few days ago, but I think it also deserves a post of its own. Puff pastry is one of those mythical doughs that … Continue reading
Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover: A Completely Un-Photogenic but Unbelievably Delicious Coffee Cake
Do you guys remember that coffee cake that your mom used to make for you for breakfast or for lunch box snacks? The one that was tender and wonderful and had little pockets of cinnamon-y brown sugar dotting the top … Continue reading
Posted in recipes
Tagged coffee cake, coffee cake recipes, espresso orange coffee cake, how to make coffee cake
8 Comments
Sunday Suppers: Especially Special Shepherd’s Pie
You’ve had it before: some type of meat in gravy topped with mashed potatoes and then baked. Kinda like a pot pie Wherein the crust is played by mashed potatoes. Some folks will only call it shepherd’s pie if it’s … Continue reading
Posted in recipes, Sunday Suppers
Tagged beef, how to make shepherd's pie, lamb, shepherd's pie, Sunday Suppers
13 Comments
Dessert Components: Pastry Dough, Part I
I wrote a post a long time ago called Edible Legos. No, it’s not about recreating those little plastic blocks in fondant or marzipan for Home Consumption (although I suppose you could, as long as it doesn’t confuse Junior). I … Continue reading
Sunday Suppers: A Plethora of Pizzas
Around 5:15pm the other day, I decided that it had become Necessary to have pizza for dinner. That night. No, I didn’t want to order pizza, and no, I didn’t have any dough On Hand. But, the pizza gods had … Continue reading
Posted in recipes, Sunday Suppers
Tagged homemade pizza, how to make pizza at home, pizza, pizza sauce, Sunday Suppers
8 Comments
A Poll, A Poll! People Like Polls, Right?
Update: The poll is now Closed. Looks like we’ll be discussing pastry dough, followed by chocolate and then eggies. Stay tuned for the Dessert Component series. I might even give out certificates! I was just thinking as I left the … Continue reading
What To Do With a Bag of Self-Rising Flour, or Skillet Cherry-Berry Cobbler
Over the years, I’ve purchased many types of flour: all purpose, bread, high gluten, cake, unbleached, rye, corn, etc. But I’ve always been leery of self-rising flour. To me, it was just a Little Too Close to Bisquickville, and that … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cast iron skillet, cherry cobbler, cherry pie spice, cobbler recipe, desserts, mace
7 Comments
Let’s Poke Another Anthill, Shall We?
Alrighty, then. All day, I’ve been trying to decide whether to write a happy little post about the delightful cherry cobbler we had for dessert last evening* or a poking the anthill post. Being me, I am going with Anthill. … Continue reading
Posted in Justifications, Tantrums, Uncategorized
Tagged food snobbery, I am a teacher, learn to cook, The Chicago Tribune
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