Fall is here. Time for sweet desserts containing chocolate. I really like bananas when they are on the green side. When they are all yellow with little brown spots, I try to find things to do with them that don't involve eating them plain. Here is a nice little recipe for bananas and chocolate. It comes together fast, cooks fast and tastes really good even though its not the prettiest dessert. Give it a try next time you have a couple ripe bananas.
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Friday, November 9, 2018
Friday, November 2, 2018
Lentils with Saffron Yogurt
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Lentils are nice in the fall. They cook quickly and are so adaptable. You can make soups, stews, mock meat loaf, salads and so on. They take to different spices and vegetables and come out delicious. I find I don't make them enough. And every time I make a batch, I'm surprised by how wonderful they are. This is a very easy, short ingredient list recipe. Add more water to make it more of a soup and add different toppings to make it your own. It is adapted from a recipe at 101 Cookbooks.
Friday, October 19, 2018
Blackberry, Nectarine, Plum Shrub
Another way to use up end of summer fruit. Make a shrub! These delightful syrups work well with soda water, or in mixed drinks or in a salad dressing or .... They are vinegar based, so you will taste the vinegar, but it is so much more than just flavored vinegar. Give it a try. It'll put hair on your chest, oops, did I write that out loud? I adapted a recipe from The Kitchn.
Friday, October 12, 2018
Peach Basil Jam
It's the end of summer. Time to use up the last of the peaches and, wait for it, basil. Yes basil. Surprisingly, peaches and basil taste delicious together. I love to get jams put up for the winter. Nothing better than a nice English muffin, pot of tea and some homemade jam to help chase the winter blues away. As with all my jams, it is not a sealed jam and needs to be refrigerated or frozen.
Friday, September 21, 2018
Plum Torte
This was really good. And very pretty. You can tell we liked it by how much is gone in the photo! It fed us for 2 days. Shared some with my neighbor who also really liked it. Give it a try with plums or experiment with other fruits. Adapted from a David Lebovitz's adaptation of a recipe from Marion Burros.
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