Look at what I've made since I've been home back on Cache La Poudre Street, and I didn't even write about it. Tsk, tsk.
| Baked Soft Pretzels made from discarded sourdough starter. Waste never look so good! |
| Made these tender and fluffy popovers for Easter breakfast. Dale had never had them before and he proved that it didn't make a difference. He woofed half of these puppies down. |
| It wouldn't be Easter without Deviled Eggs! I make mine very simple like both of my grandmothers did. Simple yet delicious. |
| Super sharp white cheddar mac & cheese. Yes, those are Ritz crackers on top. I'm fancy like that. |
| Brined a plump chicken and roasted it to perfection. |
| A tiny loaf of Sourdough made from the extras from my Pullman loaf. |
| This is the small Pullman loaf. Look at those perfect sandwich slices of bread. |
| This is the large Pullman loaf. I have to cut it in half and freeze it. It freezes beautifully by the way. |
| Good old classic German Farmer's Bread. This is the whopping full loaf. |
| My new pans make wonderful mini Frienship loaves to give to friends and family. Or eat a whole loaf by myself. Ahem. |
| This rich and delicious fish soup with assorted fruits from the sea. That's Monk Fish upfront and centered. It's called the "Poor Man's Lobster" and I can see why. The texture was so good! |
| I helped in the sushi sweatshop at my sister, Dori's house. Impressive isn't it? |
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