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Sprouted Kamut Bread

Sprouted Kamut Bread

By Wardeh on October 27, 2008

Besides soaking grains, I am also trying another method to make gluten grains more tolerable to my gluten-sensitive family. My inspiration from this came from Sue Gregg’s Introduction to Whole Grain Baking (2007). I soaked kamut berries overnight, then sprouted them for one day, until the sprouts were just barely visible. Then I dehydrated them [...]

Posted in Kitchen Notes | Tagged Experiments, Features, sprouting grains, sue gregg | 2 Responses

Waffles for Dinner

Waffles for Dinner

By Wardeh on October 9, 2008

Received the Rome Cast-Iron Waffle Irons today. The UPS man always gives the kids candy, but today they were just as excited about what was in mom’s box… they knew we would be having waffles for dinner!
The irons come coated with paraffin wax to prevent rust. This must be removed. My method of choice was [...]

Posted in Breads, Muffins and Crackers, Breads, Muffins and Crackers (Gluten-Free), Breakfast, Breakfast (Gluten-Free), Recipes | Tagged breakfasts, dairy free, egg free, Features, gluten free, waffles | 2 Responses

My Tata's Chicken Soup

My Tata’s Chicken Soup

By Wardeh on October 7, 2008

While dicing local onions and red potatoes on Sunday evening, and speaking with my mom on the phone, I found out that my Tata Wardeh often added turmeric to her chicken soups, for color and for health. Tata Wardeh is/was my grandmother for whom I was named; she passed away after living a long and [...]

Posted in Kitchen Notes, Middle Eastern Foods, Middle Eastern Foods (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Soups and Stews, Soups and Stews (Gluten-Free) | Tagged beans, chicken, dairy free, dinners, egg free, Features, gluten free, soups, turmeric | 6 Responses

What to do with Queso Blanco?

What to do with Queso Blanco?

By Wardeh on October 7, 2008

With the leftover raw cow’s milk from my friend, I determined to make cheese. I limited myself to the easier “bag cheeses” which are the easiest to make. After all, I am not an experienced cheese maker (though I have made Middle Eastern goat cheese).
Using a book I recently acquired used from a good friend’s [...]

Posted in Kitchen Notes | Tagged cheese, cow's milk, Features, raw milk | 3 Responses

Raw Cow's Milk Ice Cream (and Little Waffles)

Raw Cow’s Milk Ice Cream (and Little Waffles)

By Wardeh on October 5, 2008

The friend who made waffles and soap with me the other day gave us a gallon of raw cow’s milk. Something we’ve never had before. Our consumption of it is a test of sorts, for at least Haniya and Jeff, who show milk allergies.
I have become a theoretical believer in the possibility that their allergies [...]

Posted in Desserts and Cookies, Desserts and Cookies (Gluten-Free), Recipes | Tagged cow's milk, dessert, Features, frozen desserts, ice cream, raw milk | 9 Responses

Flatbread Waffles

Flatbread Waffles

By Wardeh on October 3, 2008

My friend Jami is a great adventurer and a very creative person. She’s the one who taught me how to make Kombucha. (Thank you, Jami!) She came over yesterday to make soap and we wanted to try something else new on the same day. Well, I was game. All I need to try something new [...]

Posted in Breads, Muffins and Crackers, Breads, Muffins and Crackers (Gluten-Free), Recipes | Tagged dairy free, egg free, Features, gluten free, waffles | 10 Responses

In Praise of the Vita-Mix

In Praise of the Vita-Mix

By Wardeh on September 23, 2008

This is going to be a shameless plug for the Vita-Mix machine. And I do mean shameless, because I do not have any reservations in recommending this awesome machine for anyone’s kitchen.
We purchased our Vita-Mix almost six years ago and have never had a moment’s trouble with it. The warranty is seven years.
Here’s what I [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Features, Kitchen Appliances, vita mix | 11 Responses

Plastic Alternative: Freezer Storage for (Freshly-Milled) Flour

Plastic Alternative: Freezer Storage for (Freshly-Milled) Flour

By Wardeh on September 22, 2008

The solution to freezer storage of freshly-milled flours hit me like a ten pound bag of flour.
Five and ten pound bags of most grains and beans from Azure Standard come in double- or triple-walled paper bags. Why not reuse the bags to store flour?

Posted in Kitchen Notes | Tagged Features, living without plastic, Plastic Alternatives | Leave a response

Black Bean Spread

Black Bean Spread

By Wardeh on September 12, 2008

This spread is just fabulous. Really hit the spot today. You can see our delicious and simple lunch in the picture (see also Four-Grain Flatbread).
The recipe is flexible; a couple of the ingredients are optional. Can’t beat that! I’m sure it could be livened up with cilantro or cayenne pepper.

4 cups cooked black beans (see [...]

Posted in Appetizers, Appetizers (Gluten-Free), Beans, Grains and Vegetables, Beans, Grains and Vegetables (Gluten-Free), Dips and Spreads, Dips and Spreads (Gluten-Free), Recipes | Tagged black beans, dairy free, Dips and Spreads, egg free, Features, gluten free, spreads | Leave a response

Gluten-Free Corn & Rice Tortillas

Gluten-Free Corn & Rice Tortillas

By Wardeh on September 7, 2008

I am so thankful to Sonya, a friend and commenter, for sharing a gluten-free tortilla recipe with me! I didn’t follow it exactly, so here follows my modified recipe. The original is Living Without’s Gluten-Free Flour Tortillas.
We enjoyed these today as wraps with shredded chicken and shredded goat cheese. We all agreed they were the [...]

Posted in Breads, Muffins and Crackers, Breads, Muffins and Crackers (Gluten-Free), Recipes | Tagged dairy free, egg free, Features, gluten free, lunch, main dish, tortillas | 10 Responses

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