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Boo-ya! Bibimbap! (for cheaters)
I was picking up a few things at the local Trader Joe’s when I saw a package of “Bool Kogi”, apparently TJ’s version of “bulgogi”, and on a whim, threw it in my cart. Â Lisa asked how we were going to eat it, and I thought, bibimbap! Â We had most of everything we needed […]
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North Carolina Pulled Pork Sandwiches
We’re really starting to get into this slow cooker thing. How great is it to come home to food that’s ready to eat? Though, oops — this recipe does have the extra step of making a sauce using the reduced cooking liquid, so it’s not as one-and-done as others. The following is adapted from Slow […]
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Toasted Coconut and Kale Salad with Baked Tofu
Here’s a healthy and toddler-friendly meal (little tofu cubes for little hands!)Â inspired by a recipe in Heidi Swanson’s Super Natural Every Day. Baked, marinated tofu, along with crispy kale and toasted coconut sit atop a bed of warm farro. If you liked the kale chips recipe you’ll probably be all over this. I really didn’t […]
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Free Stuff Review: Paring Knife Fusionwood v2.0
Food blog perk time! I was recently asked by New West Knifeworks if I’d be interested in trying out one of their knives from the new Fusionwood v2.0 series, and I jumped at the opportunity. (Who doesn’t love free, high-quality, Made in the USA knives?) They are currently running a contest via their Facebook page […]
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Banana Ice Cream
Hands down, this is the easiest recipe on this site, with the fewest ingredients: one. I stumbled upon this recipe for banana ice cream on the same day I noticed a few sad bananas sitting in the kitchen, and it seemed too crazy-majickal to pass up. Freeze bananas, blend bananas. That’s pretty much it. It […]