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Storing Fruit

Storing Fruit

By Wardeh on March 20, 2009

You can get some really great deals on regional or local fruit, if you’re willing to buy 20 or 40 pounds at a time. This is what we do, but we have trouble keeping the fruit fresh. I have no extra fridge room, nor a cellar (wouldn’t that be nice), and just keeping the boxes [...]

Posted in Kitchen Tips | Tagged fruit, harvest, Preserving Food, storage | 3 Responses

Raw Applesauce

By Wardeh on June 30, 2008

A friend gave me a similar recipe last summer. Kids love this applesauce — what I love is that it is easy, raw and nutritious! You will need a Vita-Mix or other such heavy duty blender.
(choose organic ingredients)

about 4 apples, sweet variety such as Fuji
handful of raw almonds
handful of raisins
1 teaspoon cinnamon
pinch nutmeg
1 cup pure [...]

Posted in Breakfast, Breakfast (Gluten-Free), Desserts and Cookies, Desserts and Cookies (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Sauces, Sauces (Gluten Free) | Tagged almonds, applesauce, fruit, kids, raisins, raw, snacks | 2 Responses

Cranberry Relish

Cranberry Relish

By Wardeh on November 5, 2007

My mom makes this relish every year. She has made it for so many people, who all love it. It is really easy. You will need either a manual or electric grinder, or a food processor. If you only have a blender, you can use that too, but what you’ll want to watch is that you don’t liquefy the fruits. If you’re using a blender, chop small batches of fruit and use brief pulses of chopping to prevent liquefying the fruit.

Posted in Recipes, Sauces, Sauces (Gluten Free), Side Dishes, Side Dishes (Gluten-Free) | Tagged cranberry, dairy free, egg free, fruit, fruit sweetened, gluten free, relish, Thanksgiving | 1 Response

Plum Sauce

Plum Sauce

By Wardeh on September 24, 2007

This plum sauce is great atop Chocolate Ice Cream, on our favorite breakfast porridge, Genius Breakfast Cereal, or stirred into a bowl of kefir. It is not too sweet and really tasty!

Posted in Recipes, Sauces, Sauces (Gluten Free) | Tagged fruit, ice cream, plum, plum sauce, Seasonal Produce | 2 Responses

Drying & Freezing Fruit

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 Kitchen Notes | Tagged dehydrating, freezing, fruit, Preserving Food, Seasonal Produce | Leave a response

Pear Sauce and Dehydrating Pears

By Wardeh on September 10, 2007

Pears are in abundance locally. We’ve received boxes of them from our doctor and from friends. Then I am also able to buy fun varieties of local, organic pears from a local farm for 50 cents per pound.
We’re eating gobs of the fresh pears, because this is the best time to eat them — during [...]

Posted in Kitchen Notes, Sauces, Sauces (Gluten Free) | Tagged dehydrating, fruit, pear, pear sauce, sauce | Leave a response

Keeping the Fruit Flies Away

By Wardeh on August 24, 2007

We eat many fruits and vegetables and I like to keep them in big bowls on the counter. Some fruits are there because they’re ripening, others are there because that’s the temperature they like best. I want my counter to look like this.

Big bowls of fruit on my counter (taken last summer)
I began this summer [...]

Posted in Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials | Tagged fruit, fruit flies | 4 Responses

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