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"Rosebud!"
Stop and eat the Rose(buds)
The rose is one popular herb! Perhaps not here in the Northwest, but to 100’s of millions in other parts of the world, it is part of the regular garnish.
To be clear, the roses you get for your birthday from the local florist are not the ones to eat. Those have been grown and sprayed with chemicals. If you grow your own, without fertilizers and they smell great, chances are they will taste great too.
Rosebuds, not to be confused with Rose Petals, are used a bit differently. Think Rosebud Tea. (6 grams of Rosebuds steeped with lemon verbena for 8 minutes, add honey to taste.) There is some belief that the rose can heal and help your physical heart.
It is common knowledge and proven that the emotional heart can be elevated with just one of them.
Of course, you can mix gin, vermouth, elderflower, rose water, shaken not stirred, and topped with a rosebud in a martini glass. It’s another way to elevate one’s spirits.
To finish the day, make Rosebud Milk Tea. Add 1/2 cup hot milk and 1/2 cup hot water to loose leaf rose tea with sugar or honey, topping with a few buds. Luxurious! Time for a snooze!
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Agostoni Italian Cocoa Powder!
Let's face it, ChefShop Cocoa powder with its added vanilla, is the most versatile cocoa powder on the planet.
If you want to make brownies, for instance, or if you want to make hot chocolate or dust your favorite cake, ChefShop Cocoa powder does it all and does it well.
But sometimes you just want that extra rich deep dark Italian feel and that's where Agostoni Cocoa powder comes in. Amazingly powdery, dry, deep in color, rich in smell, and this is a dark, rich, super cocoa powder that is chocolatey Rich.
If you haven't tried it, you really need to. It’s that amazing. Of course, you can use it in the same recipes for things like brownies or if you're looking to make a vibrant chocolate sauce. It might shine the best when you are making a double rich deep dark chocolate cake. This is probably the Cocoa that will make you extra happy.
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Habanero Carrot Curry Haute Sauce
The first “bite”, so to speak, of the Habanero Carrot Curry was a pleasant, albeit fiery, taste that evolved from the flavor of carrot to a hot burn to a finish of more flavors including turmeric and curry all the whilst the heat is subsiding!
Wowsa! A hot sauce that doesn't dull the senses, has plenty of heat and, on top of it all, tastes like something you can recognize!
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Coconut Milk Coconut Cream
This has become an important pantry ingredient for me now. Add a little, add a lot, it adds the twist that says I'm hot! What we have found is that not all coconut milk is the same! Most coconut milk is like water, not creamy like it should be. The flavor in this can is rich and wonderful. Mix it with the Haute Sauce above and you have this amazing dipping sauce for shrimp or really anything from the sea! I can't live with others, this coconut milk is the one for me!
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Tuna
Tuna. It's so easy to eat and mix with mayonnaise! Make tuna salad and life is good!
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Japanese Bento Box for Fall Cooking Class
Bento is a boxed lunch with an assortment of ingredients arranged to be visually pleasing usually involves a combination of rice, a main dish, a few side dishes, and pickles. Bento is a portable meal, so all the food is designed to be enjoyed at room temperature. Learn some popular bento recipes and pack your own to show off your creation!
Fall is the season of the harvest, and it’s also known as in the term “Autumn Appetite” in Japan. I selected some seasonal ingredients such as mushrooms, eggplant, and pumpkin, to create a delicious and beautiful fall bento for everyone to celebrate the beginning of the harvest season and satisfy her Autumn Appetite!
Menu: Tori Kinoko Gohan (mushroom and chicken rice), Nasu Miso Itame (pan fried eggplant in sweet miso sauce), Tamagoyaki (rolled omelete), Yasai Nimono (assortment of braised seasonal vegetables), Daikon and Kyuri Aemono (fresh daikon and cucumber with spicy vinegraitte).
Japanese Bento Box for Fall Cooking Class, Special Pricing for Newsletter readers!
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This Weeks Recipes |
Tuna Fish Salad Sandwich Recipe
Canned tuna followed lobster, crab and salmon into the sandwich along with the “dressings” that were common at the time. Classic recipes might have included eggs, apple, red onion or shallots along with lemon juice.
Cardamom Rice Pudding with Pistachios and Edible Roses Recipe
Based on a recipe from Ottolenghi's famed cookbook, Jerusalem. Rice pudding seems like a staple in many Middle East, near east and south East Asian cuisines, where rice is a staple grain. This one has a great combination of flavors and aromas and textures, it's hard to imagine a better one.
Chocolate Almond Mousse Cake Recipe
This recipe is perfect for a dinner party. It can be made a few days in advance, and frozen in the cake ring until the day of the party. It will definitely look like you just picked the cake up from your local, professional bakery.
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