Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Naughty Naturopath Dad is quite a good cook and even though he doesn't get to cook as much as he'd like due to the time he gets home at night, on the weekends he loves to get in the kitchen and whip up some of his favourites and also do some experimenting! These fritters were one of his quick creations and even though they are mega simple, I thought I'd share because who doesn't love simple and delicious? Plus veggie fritters can be a snack or eaten as breakfast, lunch or dinner!
Who doesn't like an Indian takeaway? Rather than eating out cook this Slow Cooker Butter Chicken (otherwise known as Murgh Makhani) recipe yourself, you'll be amazed at how flavoursome it is!
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
This recipe is a winner amongst all of my family and friends, except one, who doesn’t like mushrooms - he doesn’t know what he is missing!
Try our stacked enchilada casserole recipe for a crowd-pleasing casserole that captures the flavor of homemade enchiladas without all that rolling.
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Who could resist making something with a name like butter chicken? Unlike it's name implies, the recipe doesn't use a lot of butter. It's ac...
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
I came across this recipe in Anna Del Conte's memoirs, Risotto with Nettles. Now, there are so many recipes I could borrow from her, and many I have, but this is the one I have to show you here. She introduces it as hardly a recipe, but I wanted to include it because I haven't as yet found a child who doesn't like it. I know the combination of pasta and Marmite sounds odd to the point of unfeasibility, but wait a moment, there is a traditional day-after-the-roast pasta dish, in which spaghetti is tossed in stock, and I have eaten shortcut versions of this in Italy (recreated guiltlessly in my own kitchen) which use a crumbled stock cube, along with some butter, olive oil, chopped rosemary and a little of the pasta cooking water to make a flavoursome sauce for spaghetti. If you think about it, Marmite offers saltiness and savouriness the way a stock cube might. I'm glad this recipe is here, and I thank Anna for it. And please read the Additional Information section at the end of the recipe before proceeding. For US cup measures, use the toggle at the top of the ingredients list.
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Serradura | Portuguese Sawdust Pudding is a quick and easy, no-bake, layered dessert. Here's an easy recipe to make this delightful dessert!
Blintzes are classic in the Jewish cooking world and every chef has his or her own version of this soufflé. You really can’t go wrong with all that butter, cream, sugar and eggs...
Is there anyone who doesn't like fried chicken? Nice and crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside… I can get hungry just thinking about
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
Who doesn't like a cozy brunch with some French toast? We've adapted this popular classic to fit all keto needs. We're not skimping on the butter or cinnamon either. Enjoy!
One of the best beef stroganoff recipes you'll try, this is classic 1970s-style comfort food.
Your family just. doesn't. like. fermented foods. I know... shocking. ;) Yet, actually, this is very common! So I'm bound and determined to help you succeed! Let's continue on our ever-important quest to add more beneficial bacteria to our guts, this time with 43 probiotic-filled, fermented condiments! Because, for real, who doesn't like ketchup? [by Lindsey Dietz]
This is my mom's traditional Korean kimchi recipe. The best kimchi recipe uses napa cabbage and good gochugaru from Korea.
Our vegan tahini cookies only need 6 ingredients. They are super tasty and good for you, they use no refined sugar or added fat as tahini does all the work.
Everyone loves comfort food. Including us! Who doesn’t appreciate food that’s tastes like home? We grew up in New Orleans and pretty much all of the cuisine here makes people feel happy…
I think the name says it all; like the neighborhood bad boy, the deviled egg is a love-it or hate-it treat. And, as with wine and coffee, appreciation almost always comes later in life.
Whether it's for Dry January or otherwise, giving up alcohol is easier than you think. Read these sobriety tips from 5 sober bartenders.
Cooking is such dispassionate word! "CREATE" is what I believe in! With a foodie yet health-conscious husband, and two little finicky-eater princesses on my team, I am always on my toes in the kitchen! Tag along as I keep my experimenting alive!
Spent a small fortune at Costco this morning...😄 A mindful mama: someone who likes to feed themselves and their babies minimal ingredient, simple Whole Foods. Someone who doesn’t vilanize foods or...
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Who doesn't like traditional desserts! These delicious Portuguese carrot doughnuts are always welcome on festive occasions. Whether it's a...
My favorite food is dumplings. Korean mandu, Japanese gyoza/shumai, Chinese xia long bao… oh my God, so good. Who doesn’t love anything shaped like a pocket and stuffed with meaty stuff…
Some principles are non-negotiable. I like talking to people whose views on religion, politics, food, the environment, hairdos and footwear differ from my own. But I stand firmly behind Dangerous Minds’ “zero tolerance” policy for anyone who doesn’t like the B-52s. Those jerks can wash down a plate of boiled shoe leather with a cold glass of splinters. The rest of us will be borne aloft on the angelic sounds of Ricky Wilson’s guitar and the subtle flavors of Cindy Wilson’s sweet potato cornbread. This recipe ran in the B-52s’ fan club newsletter. I came across it on the blog Evenings with Peter, which also broke the story of Fred Schneider’s Italian-style Soba noodles. CORN BREAD WITH SWEET POTATO IN IT 2 cups cornmeal 1 cup flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 2 teaspoons baking soda ⅔ brown sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 egg 2 cups buttermilk 2 tablespoons melted butter 1 medium size sweet potato (cooked and mashed) 1. Preheat oven to 450. 2. Sift dry ingredients together. 3. Beat egg, add wet ingredients, mix together. 4. Coat cast iron skillet with cooking oil. Put in oven to get hot. When hot, pour in batter. 5. Leave in oven about 20 minutes. A regular baking pan can be used instead. ...
My mom made a similar recipe for this comforting dish, and I still remember the wonderful aroma of chicken and dumplings cooking throughout the house. She didn't make it often, but when she did, what a treat. I especially loved the light, tender dumplings, which is still my most favorite part of this dish. (In a pinch, Bisquick dumplings are also very good). For those of you, like my good friend Cindy, who like a more Southern style of dumpling (heavier, chewier), the recipe is at the bottom. This recipe is from Steph's Country Kitchen Goodness. This is my favorite website for recipes.
Stir-fried shrimp and rice noodles in a tasty sweet, salty, sour and spicy sauce topped with roasted peanuts.
I came across this recipe in Anna Del Conte's memoirs, Risotto with Nettles. Now, there are so many recipes I could borrow from her, and many I have, but this is the one I have to show you here. She introduces it as hardly a recipe, but I wanted to include it because I haven't as yet found a child who doesn't like it. I know the combination of pasta and Marmite sounds odd to the point of unfeasibility, but wait a moment, there is a traditional day-after-the-roast pasta dish, in which spaghetti is tossed in stock, and I have eaten shortcut versions of this in Italy (recreated guiltlessly in my own kitchen) which use a crumbled stock cube, along with some butter, olive oil, chopped rosemary and a little of the pasta cooking water to make a flavoursome sauce for spaghetti. If you think about it, Marmite offers saltiness and savouriness the way a stock cube might. I'm glad this recipe is here, and I thank Anna for it. And please read the Additional Information section at the end of the recipe before proceeding. For US cup measures, use the toggle at the top of the ingredients list.
