I finally got around to putting this on my blog! It’s been on my Patreon for a while - thank you to all my subscribers. From all the research I could do this seems to be a pretty …
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Emily Baird
Don’t you love gifts you can eat?! Yesterday I was reminded about this homemade granola, which makes a great gift. Pour some into mason jars, add a bow and a label and you’re set.…
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Spice things up with this Moroccan fish stew! It has a delicious, brothy tomato base filled with peppers, citrus, olives and chickpeas. You can use halibut, cod, Chilean sea bass …
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This recipe is from an old cooking notebook of mine that I have been scouring for new/old recipes to share. The first time I made it this month (it had been at least a decade) I d…
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It doesn't get more classic than a Buche de Noel for dessert on Christmas Day. This is a pretty straightforward recipe adapted from an old Hershey Cookbook recipe from 1993. I…
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Cooking and baking are about learning techniques and understanding flavor profiles. The idea of flavor profiles can be broken down into two parts: what tastes good together (for …
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