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From By The Lakeside, MI US
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I'm a self proclaimed Intermediate cook.
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I'm an adventurous cook. My latest kitchen experiments involve making yogurt and ricotta cheese (both with absolutely sumptuous results). Soon I'm going to try home sprouting and making Moroccan preserved lemons. It's funny to be here, because most of the time I don't cook from recipes. But I tend to use online sources for inspiration and make lots of additions and revisions. This should be fun, sharing with others, and commenting vigorously on the results. I'm from California and I lived for about two years as a vegetarian. I eat meat now, having lived about three years in Eastern Europe (where vegetables besides onions, cabbage, and potatoes used to be rather hard to come by in the winter), but I still tend to cook largely vegetarian recipes, and in any case like to eat a lot of vegetables and grains and tempeh. I especially love beets, green beans, and dark leafy greens. I also try to avoid refined sugars and flours, though I do enjoy desserts on occasion. I absolutely love Alice Waters and my cooking is very influenced by California cuisine. But being in the Detroit area, now, I'm getting more and more interested in Arabic cooking. I love to travel and I love to explore cuisines of other parts of the world. I also try to recycle EVERYTHING I possibly can. So many of my recipes will include various options to allow for making use of unusual ingredients or by-products of other kitchen adventures.

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Yeah, you have a different Jewish cookbook than I do. But it probably doesn't matter much. Mine is international cuisine as well. That's probably why I chose it as well as the fact that it was in the Bargain section at Borders. I really like it though because every recipe has a picture and I've really enjoyed several of the recipes I've used from that book.

I'm responding to a post long ago.


I am looking forward to your recipe for the preserved lemons!


I made the lemons!!! and OMG they are amazing!!! Will have to post my recipe soon. We roasted a chicken with pieces of them and there were rave reviews all around :)


Hi Heatherbudapest. I was first attracted to your Spicy Corn, Sweet Potato, Cilantro soup, which I'll be trying soon. I've been making yogurt now for about 6 months, and have had the desire (but not the ambition) to make preserved lemons. Have you done the lemons yet?


Hello, thanks for being my cooking friend.


Have you made your Moroccan lemons yet? I have a great recipe for them if you need one!


How much ricotta does a gallon of milk yield?


Happy New Year my friend. May 2008 bring you health, happiness, and prosperity.
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Homemade Ricotta
Thanks so much for this recipe. Can't wait to make it!!!I love to make my own yogurt& have made cottage cheese a long time ago

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Sounds like you're combining intant with traditional veg stock. Can I ask what the point is? I would just do one or the other.

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Note, the image above is a variation on the recipe, Mexican Chocolate cake, that I posted to my blog: http://kitchenempress.blogspot.com/2008/03/mexican-chocolate-cake.html

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Just a side note...I used the ricotta to make ricotta cheese cookies (from the site, recipe is frosted ricotta cheese cookies) and they came out fantastic! Thanks again! Oh,

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Yes! we make homemade polenta almost just like this. I like the addition of glorious cheese. Hey Shirley we fry ours sometimes too. We also have been known to brush it with a

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