A perfect Christmas dessert made with coconut flour, ground almonds, and sweetened with all natural raw honey! I've been enjoying baking with coconut flour as it's a nourishing alternative to unbleached white flour. It's comprised of 28% coconut oil and 58% fiber. More fiber than whole wheat! The inside cream is made with homemade whipped cream and lemon curd. This lemon roulade is a little tart, sweet, nourishing, and oh so good!! And.. for all my celiac friends out ... continue reading...
Brussels Sprout and Bacon Gratin
I'm hosting my first Christmas Eve dinner for 17 people! I'm excited and nervous at the same time as both sides of our family will be joining us with completely different palates. My side of the family, Latino and my husband's side of the family, Germans from Iowa. So I was thinking a fusion of foods including traditional tamales, which my family usually eats on Christmas Eve, and a nice slow cooked brisket. They seem to compliment each other and something you could ... continue reading...
Winter Storm ’09
Before I fill you in on how much snow we've had, it's time to announce the winners of last week's giveaways!I've already announced that Janel won the Aunt Else's Ableskiver Mix and Cast Iron Pan! Congrats!The Charlie's Soap Combo Kit goes to comment 74 - Matt! Congratulations!The two winners of the Green Pature's Fermented Cod Liver Oil goes to...comment number 129, Michelle AP!! We fellowship together, yeah! Congrats hon!comment number 23, Maria who said she would love ... continue reading...
Traditional Spanish Christmas Cookies – Polvorones
Polvorones. Beautiful, crumbly cookies that fall apart in your mouth. These cookies are made with 5 simple ingredients, unbleached toasted flour, ground toasted almonds, pork lard, cinnamon, and powdered sugar. Pork lard is an essential ingredient as it is what makes these cookies so crumbly. Make sure to skip the lard that is sold at most grocery stores as it's processed and hydrogenated. Instead, ask your family farmer for rendered pork lard.What makes these ... continue reading...
The gift of food from foodzie.com
I'm so sorry folks, I've been swamped here over the weekend building a website for a really great local farmer whom I'll be sharing with you in the New Year!So, my last giveaway will be postponed for a little bit, but no worries, today I want to talk about www.foodzie.com!So what is foodzie? A website dedicated to selling foods and gifts made and produced by local artisans. A pretty exciting site to meet artisans dedicated to making homemade, organic, and sustainable products. ... continue reading...









