From the Apr/May 2011 Taste of Home magazine. Rhubarb is a baking staple here in North Dakota, it is just beginning to poke through the gro...
I got this recipe from a good friend. Sweet, tart, tender and light, it tastes like a Danish.—Myra Aimer, Tuttle, North Dakota
From the Apr/May 2011 Taste of Home magazine. Rhubarb is a baking staple here in North Dakota, it is just beginning to poke through the ground and soon will be 2 feet high. I grew up with it but most of my life would not eat it cooked...it just didn't look good as a pie or jam to me as a kid. I would however, eat the stalks raw...very tart but ooh so good. Once I finally tried it I fell in love! Now having never tried baklava...you can see why this recipe appealed to me. Ingredients 1 c butter, melted 1 pkg (20 sheets) phyllo dough 3 c finely chopped walnuts 1 1/2 c finely chopped rhubarb or frozen* 1 c sugar 1 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1 1/2 c honey Mix walnuts, rhubarb, sugar and cinnamon and set aside. Remove phyllo from package, keep all remaining dough covered with a moist towel, they dry out very quickly. note:You may cut the sheets in half for a better fit into 9X13 pan or fold over, brushing with butter on the inside of the fold as you go, basically every time phyllo touches another layer of phyllo, spread with butter. layer 5 whole sheets, spreading each with melted butter. This is the part where you must be fairly quick and hopefully not get interrupted. Remember keep unused dough covered and using a pastry brush spread your butter thoroughly and evenly between every layer of dough. place 1/3 walnut mixture over top, repeat with another 5 sheets of phyllo (or 10 half sheets) and 1/3 nut mix....repeat layer again...total of 3 layers ending with dough. Using a sharp knife cut baklava into 1 1/2 in diamond shapes. Bake at 350 for 35-40 minutes. Heat honey over low heat until thinned. Pour over warm baklava. Cool completely, cover and let set overnight. * frozen rhubarb- measure out frozen, allow to drain while thawing, do not squeeze Foodie Friday Ekats Kitchen, Katies Cucina, Sweets for Saturday Funky Junk Full plate Thursday
With a ribbon of fresh homemade fruit filling, this homey coffee cake is perfect for breakfast with friends and family. But it is also equally delicious warm out of the air fryer for a weeknight dessert. —Shirley Boyken, Mesa, Arizona
Peterssen Keller Architecture has completed this prairie-style home with organic modern design located in Fargo, a city in North Dakota.
Peterssen Keller Architecture has completed this prairie-style home with organic modern design located in Fargo, a city in North Dakota.
I tried a breakfast pizza at a resort buffet and wanted to adapt it for home. I'm pleased with the results. It’s a fun alternative to the more typical egg bakes. —Noelle Myers, Grand Forks, North Dakota
Found this abandoned wheat farm in the middle of the wheat fields not far from The Dalles, OR. It's now home to a famiy of owls (they were reluctant to be photographed).
Peterssen Keller Architecture has completed this prairie-style home with organic modern design located in Fargo, a city in North Dakota.
Unspoiled countryside and plenty of outdoor fun await in this rugged state. Highlights include Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the International Peace Garden and the Maah Daah Hey Trail as well as museums and historic sites that commemorate the state's heritage.
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North Dakota is a state with many unique yet overlooked aspects that most people don’t even know are there. There is so many things to do that most would have
a traditional Germans from Russia custard filled cake with a sweet dough
Printed in the May 2011 edition of Northern Notes Magazine by Kirsti Craig, photos by Connie Krapp A drive along a typical North Dakota dirt road east of Carrington will take you past groves of tre…
The Montauk daisy, also known as Nippon daisy, makes for a lovely addition to any home garden. The perennials are easy to grow and thrive in sunny conditions.
More than 70,000 Sears Catalog Homes were sold between 1908 and 1940 - bought straight out of a mail-order booklet and assembled by the customer.
This Spring inspired dessert is simple to make but the flavours taste much more complex and special. The sorbet is tart yet sweet with floral, fresh notes.
The North Dakota Home T-shirt is a stylish way to show off your state pride, while also helping raise money for multiple sclerosis research. The Home T is 100% made in the USA, and we use a high-quality unisex t-shirt that is insanely soft. In fact, it will be one of the softest, most comfortable shirts you've ever owned. The shirt and screen print have an amazing vintage look and feel that you're really going to love.
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More than 70,000 Sears Catalog Homes were sold between 1908 and 1940 - bought straight out of a mail-order booklet and assembled by the customer.
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