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May 5th, 2024

Vanilla Ice Cream /The Only Ice Cream Recipe You'll Ever Need from The New York Times

This is an ice cream base recipe - I made the vanilla version. I only had 5 yolks and found it plenty rich and certainly delicious! I don't think it would suffer if you wanted to sub a little of the heavy... read more >


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Super Natural Cooking: Five Delicious Ways to Incorporate Whole and Natural Foods into Your Cooking

By Heidi Swanson
Celestial Arts - 2007

29th May 2013

Do-It-Yourself Power Bars : page 47

I love these! I switched up the fruit, using apricots rather than cranberries, coconut sugar, and Rice Crispy's instead of the brown rice cereal (all I could find was "puffed"). They hold together better after some time in the fridge.

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9th February 2012

Golden-Crusted Brussels Sprouts : page 151

Let me start by saying I would have never bought brussels sprouts :(, but when they showed up in my CSA basket I turned to someone I could trust to handle this tricky little cabbage. As usual Heidi kept it simple, coaxing good flavor out of this notorious vegetable.

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9th February 2012

Lime-Bathed Peanut Salad : page 136

This had great flavor and crunch! Next time I may add a little cayenne for kick. Nice Mexican meal side.

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5th July 2013

Mesquite Chocolate Chip Cookies : page 182

Awesome! The oatmeals gives them nice chew and the mesquite flour gives a wonderful (almost chocolatey) flavor. I added walnuts - yum, yum.

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This is a simple dish and very good as written but I found myself making variations - stirring in oven roasted tomatoes, spicy pesto and grilled red onions.

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11th May 2013

Spiced Caramel Corn : page 174

YUM! I did not have the rice syrup and used Barley Malt Syrup instead - definitely a more assertive flavor (I used less than the 1/2 cup) but delicious none the less. Faintly reminiscent of Cracker Jacks (probably due to the substitution). Used almonds, peanuts and cashews. It's not easy, but wait for the caramel corn to cool a bit - it gets "drier" and less sticky and the spices really come through. Will experiment with other spices and nuts in the near future.

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