first things first: i’ve been given a waffle iron. dreams come true, thanks mom for not wanting a waffle iron anymore. yeasted waffles are so good, you just have to plan ahead a bit. make the batter the night before and then you’ll have delicious yeasty waffle batter ready to go in the morning. i find they’re a lot lighter than a regular waffles, in texture and in your stomach.
i haven’t been posting the most but we’ve been eating a lot. i’ve been cooking a lot out of Fuschia Dunlop’s new book, major sichuan times in our house. lots of noodles, lots of fermented tofu (go buy some, it’s amaaazing), and i’ve been messing around with steamed buns (recipe coming very soon).
hi there friends, everytime i make granola it’s a bit different but fits into the same basic formula.
this was a real gamble. i wanted to stuff and bake something, mark wanted a scramble, i looked in the fridge and went with it. luckily it turned out to be SO DELICIOUS. i will make this again and i think you should too. it’s a nice new take on brunch, not just the same scramble and gravy (not that i don’t love scramble and gravy).
tofu benedict! delicious and insanely huge. this was a celebratory brunch because a- it was nice out and b- my boyfriend didn’t float away in the flood in Calgary. makes 4 biscuits or 2 big bennies BISCUITS i used this biscuit recipe without the chives and cheese BUT HEY you could leave em in too. i cut them out big, about 4 inch circles, so cooking time is about 5 minutes longer. you’ll have extra […]
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