Recipes
I got this recipe from Roseanne Pappas on the “We Are Italians – The Recipe Exchange“. I thought it was a really pretty way to cook and it looks great too!
These are so good in ramen. I generally only do two at a time, but you could double/triple the recipe.
Notes from Jaimie Wilson: Don’t skimp on the fried shallots. That’s what makes this. I fried my own because I only had fresh. But the Asian stores have fried garlic and shallots. I used a Hungarian wax pepper. The herbs were Thai basil, Italian basil and cilantro. Ideally, i would have swapped the Italian basil…
My friend Rebecca Yarbrough gave me this recipe and it was really good. Can be frozen.
4 teaspoons arrowroot powder 2 tablespoons of shea butter 1 tablespoon of coconut oil 2 1/2 teaspoons of baking soda 10 drops of lime essential oil 10 drops of geranium essential oil Melt shea butter and coconut oil in microwave for 15 seconds. Mix dry ingredients into warm oils Add essential oils Put in refrigerator…
A warm mustardy sauce with a bit of sweet and vinegar. (Requires a high-speed blender. If you don’t have one… this is a pretty good excuse. I use mine daily.)
You can go a couple of different directions with this recipe, depending on how long you simmer it for at the end. The longer the simmer, the saucier and less soupy it will be. It’s a matter of preference though. It’s pretty wonderful either way.
INGREDIENTS 1 lb dry of Great Northern beans—(cooked) 3-4 quarts of stock (I use chicken for ham soup because I am a heathen) 2-3 lbs of smoked ham hocks or shanks 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning (I know, right?) 1/3 cup Sake (Not being pretentious, I was out of white wine and this was great.) 2…
Ingredients: 48 ounces chicken/bone broth (I like the bone) Salt to taste (For soups, I often salt with chicken base paste.) 1/2 cup white wine 1/4 cup olive oil 2 medium onions, roughly chopped 4 medium carrots, chopped 4 stalks of celery, chopped 3 avocados, cubed 2 large poblano peppers 3 chicken breasts, pounded flat chopped cilantro…