RECIPES

How we eat and what we eat is foundational to who we are, it defines us. 

Words about food, c’mon! Ancient books are so full of knowledge it would take more than a lifetime to learn about all the wonderful things that grow on this blue ball we all live on.

I hope you’ll engage and together we can explore the infinite possibilities… all written down in the form of recipes.

RECIPES

Michelle’s Potato Salad

from Terry Fallis  Here’s a family recipe from my sister-in-law for potato salad. It’s become a staple summer dish for us for many years now. 

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Shrimp Kakkan

from Coconut Lagoon Kakkan means “chili-based” but this dish isn’t super fiery, as one might think. The dominating spice, Kashmiri chili powder, is quite mild

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Pork Chop Parm from the Farm!

from G’day Ingredients 4 Pork Chops  1 Green Pepper (chopped) 1 Red Pepper (chopped) 2 Medium Sized Onions (sliced) 3 Portobello Mushrooms (sliced) 4 Cloves

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Porchas

from Bread & Water I ate this succulent bean dish in a small traditional comidas in northern Spain, where cooks make the most of their

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dee’s Pizzeria Pizza

from Bread & Water I make roasted tomato sauce each fall and store it in the freezer for instant anything! Spread out the work over

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Herb-Infused Vinegars

from Extraordinary Ornamental Edibles Making herbal-infused vinegars is almost a rite of passage for novice gardeners, but just be sure you have a plan for

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Tuna Quesadilla

from The New Trailside Cookbook When you fill soft flour tortillas with a cheese, meat or fish mixture and then fold the tortilla over, it

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Ginger Ale Punch

from Ontario Picnics Instructions from 1915: Crush one-half bunch of well-washed mint leaves with ½ cup of sugar, add 3 small lemons and 1 orange,

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Conscientious Cobbler

from Menno-Nightcaps  Every now and then, world events burst their way into our affairs despite our best efforts to ignore them. For instance: try as

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