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Giveaway: The Fresh Girl’s Guide to Easy Canning and Preserving
I’m a little bit embarrassed to admit this, but I’ve had two copies of this book in a pile on my desk for nearly a year and a half. I’m not sure what kept me from looking at it more … Continue reading
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Tagged Ana Micka, cookbooks, Easy Canning and Preserving, giveaway
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The Candle 79 Cookbook and Smoked Paprika Hummus
I’ve never been the type of person who handles big changes well, particularly if they include a great deal of pre-planning and anticipation. For this reason, I’m not particularly good at grand resolutions for the new year. Don’t get me … Continue reading
Homemade Pickles and Yogurt Cheese in the 3191 Quarterly
Yesterday afternoon, I met a friend for tea at a local coffee shop. It had been weeks since we’d seen each other and so carved out a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon to reconnect and catch each other … Continue reading
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Tagged 3191 Quarterly, cookbooks, cucumber pickles, magazines, yogurt cheese
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Cookbooks: Bi-Rite Market’s Eat Good Food
I have never been to Bi-Rite Market, but now that I have this book in my possession, I do not know why it hasn’t been top of my list when in the Bay Area. If that sounds at all silly … Continue reading
Cookbooks: We Sure Can!
In the last few years, a wave of new canning books have been published and each has its individual charms. Can It, Bottle It, Smoke It is an amazing resource for fun, DIY foods (like homemade corn flakes!). Putting Up … Continue reading
Cookbooks: Homemade Soda
If I’d been really on top of my game, I would have written about this book back in June, when summer was full of possibility and there were still plenty of long, warm evenings ahead for sipping cool drinks. Instead, … Continue reading
Canning Cookbook: Home Made by Yvette Von Boven
My cookbook collection is out of control. Just like the jars, they are in every room of our apartment (oddly, except the kitchen. There’s no room in there for anything other than food, cookware and me). I’ve tried to go … Continue reading
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Tagged canning books, cookbooks, Home Made, preserving book, Yvette Von Boven
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Can It, Bottle It, Smoke It + Giveaway
It is stunning to me how much the world of information around canning, preserving and DIY food arts has expanded in the last couple of years. When I first started this blog in early 2009, it was so easy to … Continue reading
Gorgeous Spring Cookbooks, Part I
You many not realize it (I didn’t know it until I started writing about food), but the arrival of new cookbooks is a seasonal event. They tend to come out in large clusters in the early spring (in time for … Continue reading
A Few Current Cookbook Favorites + Giveaway
Lately, it seems as if every day brings a new gift guide or best cookbooks of the year list from some corner of the internet. I briefly considered putting one or another of my own together, but I did a … Continue reading





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