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Wardeh on
September 11, 2008
We are getting a bunch of apples and pears today. They’re coming from our sweet local doctor and her husband, who have an abundance. They called last week to ask if we wanted some. Yes, we do! Jeff is going to pick them up in town today, as he’s there and I’m not.
Of course, we’ll eat [...]
Posted in Recipes, Sauces, Sauces (Gluten Free)
| Tagged apples, applesauce, freezer sauce, freezing, local produce, no sugar, pear sauce, pears
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By
Wardeh on
August 11, 2008
When I grind nuts — whether fine, medium-fine, or coarse meal — I do several cups at a time and store the excess in the freezer for use during the coming week(s). For some time now, I have been using quart- or pint-size glass jars to store the ground nuts, instead of plastic zipper-seal bags. The glass jars fit [...]
Posted in Plastic Alternatives
| Tagged almonds, food storage, freezing, hazelnuts, living without plastic, nuts, Plastic Alternatives
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By
Wardeh on
September 15, 2007
I will show you some pictures of what I’m drying. My dehydrator has been going non-stop for a week. I only have the 3 trays that came with my American Harvest Snackmaster Dehydrator, which was given to me by a friend. I posted on Craig’s List yesterday that I am looking for more of these [...]
Posted in Preserving Food
| Tagged dehydrating, freezing, fruit, Preserving Food, Seasonal Produce
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By
Wardeh on
May 2, 2007
Cracked Grain Cereal Bread
I have been slicing and then freezing loaves of my homemade bread. This seems to simplify things for me. I can work with frozen bread, but not unless it is sliced already. Individual slices can be pulled off a fully or partially frozen loaf, and then toasted. Or I can use fully or [...]
Posted in Breads, Muffins and Crackers, Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged breads, freezing, sliced bread, techniques
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