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    Liquid smoke anyone?

    Here’s one we really like from a cookbook from a local restaurant. Vegan Chili 1 cup onions 1 cup diced carrot 1 cup celery 1 cup green bell pepper 3 cloves garlic minced 2 tbsp chili powder 1 tbsp cumin 1 tbsp oregano 1 tbsp dried basil Sauté the above 1.5 qt kidney beans (cooked) or 3...
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    2020 Christmas Cookies

    Springerle are always my first thought for Christmas cookies. I’d love to try painting them sometime.
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    Type A spice storage??

    They’re on a sliding rail and do pull out. I bought the 222x2x11 and 22x2x11 from Vertical Spice and installed them right next to each other. They fit 5 jars deep which gives me 50 spots. Right now I only have ~35 different spices so there’s room for me to grow. I would definitely recommend...
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    Type A spice storage??

    Good timing for this thread. We just installed these today. They seem fantastic https://www.verticalspice.com/
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    Handpies

    The typical 2-3 hour range for meat is not what I was looking for. I thought part of the intent of the crust was to create a barrier that protected the inner goodness from the outside air and bacteria thereby allowing the delicate contents to be preserved longer than normal and be safe to eat...
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    Handpies

    I’ve read that handpies such as empenadas and pasties were originally carried by laborers to the fields as a convenient lunch. I assume there was no refrigeration or reheating at the time. Are there any concerns storing the aforementioned pies (possibly with meat fillings) at room temperature...
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    What to do with flax seeds

    Magnus Nilsson has a recipe for a thin cracker made from flax seeds. I believe the recipe is in both the original Fäviken book and his new Fäviken 4015 days book.
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    Help: how to organise

    I realize this is an old thread, but has anytime tried eatyourbooks? It intrigued me and I’ve tried the free version, but I haven’t yet switched to the paid version. https://www.eatyourbooks.com/ You just load all your books into the site and then you can search all your cookbooks for...
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