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Monday, September 16, 2019
Check Out My Saving the History Blog!
Sometimes things may cross between NCH and Saving the History, just as we sometimes cross with "Throwback Kitchen" Even when we don't, I'm sure that you'll be finding interesting pieces for your reading pleasure, as well as links to the STH podcast!
Sunday, September 15, 2019
Little Sprout
Friday, May 6, 2016
Freezing Dandelion Greens
I decided to go out and pick dandelion greens to bag and freeze. Not sure how this will work out, but I decided not to blanch them first before freezing, to try to keep them a bit sturdier when they thaw. I'm thinking the will be very much on the limp side, but as i would only put them in the garlic and oil where they will wilt some during cooking anyway (and they don't have to be pretty in the pasta dish itself), I'm thinking it will work out fine.
A little later I am going to try to make dandelion pesto from some freshly picked greens too!
I also picked some of the tight flower buds to maybe deep fry later on today if I have the time.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Interview with Business Innovators Magazine
An interview that I did with Business Innovators Magazine just came out yesterday. Check it out at:
http://businessinnovatorsmagazine.com/kim-pezza-business-leader-interview
Monday, March 21, 2016
Don't Forget.....
to check out NCH's brand new sister blog:
"Throwback Kitchen"!
Sunday, March 6, 2016
It's Here!!!!
Friday, March 4, 2016
New Blog
Watch for my new blog, "Throwback Kitchen", begining soon. From the title, you probably have at least an idea as to what this blog will feature, so stay tuned. I think you will find it both unusual and enjoyable, as well as surprisingly useful!
