Brown Eyed Baker »

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In the interest of full disclosure, I am sharing the whole story about how this pistachio ice cream came to be. Developing this ice cream recipe has been a couple months in the making. Back when I made the pistachio gelato that kicked off National Ice Cream Month in July my Chief Culinary Consultant tasted [...]

Vegetarian Cooking »

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Michael Ruhlman »

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We Like It Raw »

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Orangette »

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Luna Cafe »

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talked about my LOVE for gazpacho earlier this summer in the Spicy Cucumber Gazpacho post. In a moment of wild gazpacho abandon, I promised to share at least six of my favorite gazpacho recipes with you this summer. Whatever was I thinking?

Dunkin Style »

[12 Aug 2009 | No Comment | 44 views]

Our favorite type of corn is called Olathe. You can only get it at a Fred Meyers store. It is grown in Colorado and Krogers a.k.a. Fred Meyers purchases the majority of the available corn directly from the growers.
It is a multi color sweet corn and my husband loves it. It is so tasty in fact it barely needs to be cooked, I could eat it raw all day long!

I like to freeze uncooked corn so he can enjoy it all winter long. I started out with 20 ears of corn and I thought I would share the process! I have a bunch more yet to do before the season ends. Bella was a HUGE help, NOT really, but she enjoyed being underfoot and chewing on whatever fell her way!

Some of my beautiful ears!

The Deaders, ready for the Yard Debris Bucket

The shaved corn. I don’t cook them, just peel, shave and freeze!


20 ears of corn equals 3 quart Ziplocks and one pint or so to have this week!

Hey if it keeps her busy for longer than 5 minutes, I am happy!

Brown Eyed Baker »

[11 Aug 2009 | No Comment | 66 views]

We’re turning the corner into late summer (where did it go?!) and right about now is when gardens seem to be overflowing with an abundance of zucchini just begging to be used up. Perhaps you have your own garden, you were given fresh zucchini by a generous neighbor, or just couldn’t resist the mounds of [...]

Vegetarian Cooking »

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