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The Farmers Market Files: Preserving the Red Pepper Bounty | The Culinary Cheapskate
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The Farmers Market Files: Salsa Fresca. The Farmers Market Files: Sweet Red Pepper and Tomato Spread →. 3 September 2012 · 6:30 pm. The Farmers Market Files: Preserving the Red Pepper Bounty. My $7 farmers market score! Unusual sizes or shapes = a great opportunity to save money! Because freezing damages the pepper’s cell walls, these peppers are best used in a dish where they will be cooked; sadly, frozen vegetables are a bit too floppy to be used raw.). To Freeze Red Bell Peppers. 2 responses to “.
Tanzanian Black-Eyed Pea and Coconut Soup with (optional) Zanzibar-Style Curry Powder | The Culinary Cheapskate
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Slow Cooker Cochinita Pibil (Mexican Slow-Roasted Pork). 11 January 2013 · 9:14 pm. Tanzanian Black-Eyed Pea and Coconut Soup with (optional) Zanzibar-Style Curry Powder. Tanzanian Black-Eyed Pea and Coconut Soup (with Brown Rice). I got a cookbook for Christmas that is quickly becoming my primary go-to for delicious, healthy, inexpensive recipes: Bean by Bean. Tip on buying coconut oil:. It’s friggin’ delicious.). Zanzibar-Style Curry Powder (adapted for this soup from the recipe here. 1 tsp cumin seeds.
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Newer posts →. 3 September 2012 · 6:30 pm. The Farmers Market Files: Preserving the Red Pepper Bounty. My $7 farmers market score! Unusual sizes or shapes = a great opportunity to save money! Because freezing damages the pepper’s cell walls, these peppers are best used in a dish where they will be cooked; sadly, frozen vegetables are a bit too floppy to be used raw.). So this year I’m going to double-up on my pepper freezing. I’d hate to be caught pepperless again! To Freeze Red Bell Peppers. 8 good-size...
Slow Cooker Cochinita Pibil (Mexican Slow-Roasted Pork) | The Culinary Cheapskate
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Reconceptualizing the Culinary Cheapskate. Tanzanian Black-Eyed Pea and Coconut Soup with (optional) Zanzibar-Style Curry Powder →. 6 January 2013 · 4:14 pm. Slow Cooker Cochinita Pibil (Mexican Slow-Roasted Pork). Cochinita Pibil with Brown Rice. The first time I cooked this, I left it in the slow cooker while I went out to run some errands, and when I came home, I could smell the stuff from my apartment building’s. If you’re into Mexican food. Slow-Cooker Cochinita Pibil (adapted from Mexican Cookery.
Beans!!! (And a Flowchart!) | The Culinary Cheapskate
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Moros y Cristianos with Brown Rice. Harira – Moroccan Vegetable Soup →. 9 January 2012 · 11:53 am. I love beans so much that I once read an entire book about the history of beans. They are cheap. They are tasty. They come in about a billion varieties. They show up in basically every regional cuisine on earth. 1 Use dried beans. I’m a big advocate of soaking beans. It’s not necessary with beans that cook extremely slowly (such as chickpeas and pinto beans), because the beans will absorb en...Is a big help...
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Real food for the budget-conscious. Not Your Mom’s Split Pea Soup. March 6, 2013. Not that your mom isn’t a good cook or anything, but a lot of us grew up hating her split pea soup. Well, not her split pea soup specifically, but rather that generic split pea soup that all American (and Canadian? Moms seem to make, purely by instinct, in the dead of winter when it’s […]. Tanzanian Black-Eyed Pea and Coconut Soup with (optional) Zanzibar-Style Curry Powder. January 11, 2013. January 6, 2013. And ending up ...
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16 March 2013 · 6:03 pm. Well I’ve gone and done something not very cheapskate-ish, which was to register a domain and move this blog over to its own little home at culinarycheapskate.com. Along with a new design, you’ll find a few new features and improvements over there, including a recipe plugin. That makes it easier to print just a recipe and not an entire blog post, and an easier-to-navigate recipe menu, which now includes categories for filtering recipes by cost and mess factor. So come check it out.
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Share A Recipe or An Article. This is a very light and refreshing cake which can be eaten for breakfast or as a snack. You can mix different type of fruit or just choose one kind. I like to use 2 or 3 different varieties! Note: It is not necessary to peel the fruit beside the peaches. If fresh fruit is not available,. Easy and refreshing cake! Celery Root A La . Wonderful salad for all occasions! This recipe has a wonderful nutty flavor that goes well as an appetizer as well as with a main course!
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Yummy Sphagetti in Marinara sauce with Soy balls! June 10, 2007 at 5:44 pm · Filed under Uncategorized. I met Sytle when I was working in Los Alamos, New Mexico. She had come for a couple of day’s experiment time there and right from the beginning we hit off very well. We spent a very nice afternoon wandering in the Los Alamos downtown (which is actually only two streets! Even now three years later, I still make this sauce whenever I have ripe tomatoes in my fridge and marvel at its tasty simplicity.
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A sometimes hilarious peek into my journey of recipe perfection! Baking and Girlfriends (ok, ok, wine too). Last year, my girlfriends and I got together to do some holiday baking. There was wine and flour and laughter, and even an epic moment of the announcement one of us was pregnant! Now, I refuse to use boxed mix or canned icing. I actually enjoy the process of measuring and mixing and all that jazz. But these were just about the death of me. To make it worse, when attempting to photograph my ruined o...
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