I took a cheese making class - I will make a detailed post when I have more time, but I wanted to be sure to let you know.
May I introduce to you, my baby Camembert.
I have to say, on my drive home I kept singing to myself, "I'm bringing home a baby Camembert. Won't my family be so proud to share!"
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
The Farm's Family Picture
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Stems for the smoker
Monday, October 4, 2010
Mortars and Pestles
A couple of my favorite cooking tools, used while making crushed oregano
I know... it's blurry... all I have's an iPhone.
I know... it's blurry... all I have's an iPhone.
Labels:
dehyrated herbs,
Herbs,
mortar,
mortar and pestle,
oregano,
pestle
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Hanging vs. dehydrating Herbs
I am typically a seed saver but for the past few years I seem to have neglected to dry my herbs. So when I put some "winterizing" into my garden yesterday. I decided it was time to dry some herbs.
I cut my stalks of tarragon and hung it to dry on the cast iron pots over the stove.
Then I broke out my dehyrator and set to work.
First the oregano
I bagged the oregano and then started on the thyme.
I was surprised at how quickly the dehyrator worked.
Now I just need to decide, to hang the rosemary or to dehydrate?
I cut my stalks of tarragon and hung it to dry on the cast iron pots over the stove.
Then I broke out my dehyrator and set to work.
First the oregano
I bagged the oregano and then started on the thyme.
I was surprised at how quickly the dehyrator worked.
Now I just need to decide, to hang the rosemary or to dehydrate?
Local Honey
My dearest husband stocked up on some yummy local honey today.
Why? I'm sad to say because I have been sick this weekend with the nastiest chest/ear cold.
SP is keeping me afloat with regular infusions of hot toddy's.
Yum. Slurp. Nightey night!
Labels:
buying locally,
honey,
local,
local honey,
Sweden Hills Honey
Saturday, October 2, 2010
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