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Tropical Traditions Palm Shortening Review & Giveaway

August 20, 2010 by Wendy Hammond

You might remember the Baking Mix that I made from scratch. We have loved its convenience. It’s like having pancake mix on hand all the time, only cheaper and more versatile. We had just about run out, when I decided it was time to revisit the shortening question. See, I know that traditional shortening isn’t …

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Ripe from Around Here: A Cookbook Review

August 13, 2010 by Wendy Hammond

Sometimes I’m not entirely sure where I fit on the foodie spectrum. On the one hand, I have friends who are vegetarians and vegans. On the other hand I have the Weston Price followers who are all about lots of meat (especially organ meat). I tend to think that Westerners eat too much meat and …

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Cooking from the Garden: A Cookbook Review

August 6, 2010 by Wendy Hammond

Did you know there used to be a magazine called Kitchen Gardener? I did not, until I received a review copy of Cooking from the Garden: Best Recipes from Kitchen Gardener.

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Pantry Essentials: Salt (plus a coupon!)

July 31, 2010 by Wendy Hammond

I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned it on this blog before, but I’m a member of Collective Bias. This  means I get paid to shop and give my opinions! Is that not the coolest gig or what? Instead of complaining about corporate America I get to tell them directly what I think. Recently the opportunity …

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The I Hate to Cook Book: Review

July 30, 2010 by Wendy Hammond

When we think about the 60s, it’s easy to fantasize about the retro aprons and think about how people cooked back then. After all, a common mantra among real foodies is “if your grandma wouldn’t recognize it as food, don’t eat it.” The I Hate to Cook Book by Peg Bracken blows that notion right …

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