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Raw Goat Milk Hard Cheese — Picture Tutorial

By Wardeh on January 12, 2007

Raw Goat Milk Hard Cheese — Picture Tutorial

Recipe by Wardeh Harmon and her mom, Martha Bisharat
This is the traditional Middle Eastern goat cheese. It is salty and yummy. It is best tasting when made from fresh goat’s milk. I’m not going to lie to you, though — not everyone likes this cheese. It is [...]

Posted in Dips and Spreads, Dips and Spreads (Gluten-Free), Middle Eastern Foods, Middle Eastern Foods (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials | Tagged Arabic foods, cheese, egg free, ethnic foods, gluten free, goat, Middle Eastern foods, raw, techniques, tutorials | 9 Responses

Stuffed Grape Leaves (Dolmas) — with Pictures

By Wardeh on December 22, 2006

Stuffed grape leaves are one of my all-time favorite foods. When we had them growing up, it was a family affair. Whoever was home loved to get in on the rolling. My mom would lead us in making a huge pot of them. We would eat off them for days, if they lasted that long! [...]

Posted in Appetizers, Appetizers (Gluten-Free), Beans, Grains and Vegetables, Beans, Grains and Vegetables (Gluten-Free), Middle Eastern Foods, Middle Eastern Foods (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Side Dishes, Side Dishes (Gluten-Free), Techniques and Tutorials | Tagged Arabic foods, dairy free, dolma, dolmas, egg free, ethnic foods, gluten free, grape leaves, lunches, main dishes, Middle Eastern foods, techniques, tutorials | 44 Responses

Creating a Workable Pantry

By Wardeh on November 30, 2006

Many health-conscious cooks and mothers of large families often make bulk food purchases. It not only simplies shopping but often rewards the family with great savings in food costs. My family is no exception. We purchase non-perishables to last for one or two months or more. To make purchases this way requires workable pantry storage. [...]

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My Pantry Storage

By Wardeh on November 30, 2006

We purchase most food stuffs in quantities that will last for 1 or 2 or more months. I don’t have a pantry — though I wish I did! I wouldn’t enjoy my time in the kitchen if it weren’t at least somewhat efficient, so it is important to me to find workable storage solutions that [...]

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A Healthy Salad Habit

By Wardeh on September 30, 2006

When we first married, Jeff told me how much he loved salads and how he would love to eat salad every day. I’m sorry to admit that I didn’t take him at his word until about five years into our marriage. After repeated encouragements from him and a desire growing in me to provide healthier [...]

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