Archive for July, 2009
30
Jul
Posted by Kate B in Uncategorized. Tagged: baking, caffeine, chocolate, coffee, cookies, espresso, study snack. 9 Comments
I love coffee. I love chocolate. I love coffee and chocolate together. I remember the first time I had chocolate covered espresso beans. I bought a big box of them from Trader Joe’s because I thought they’d be a good study snack. I sat down at my desk and tossed a couple into my mouth. [...]
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29
Jul
Posted by Kate B in Uncategorized. Tagged: barbecue, BBQ sauce, cheezy popcorn, chik'n, edamame, faux chicken, hot sauce, milkshake, popcorn, snacks, sriracha, tortilla chips, Vegan ranch dressing. 2 Comments
Lately, I haven’t been interested in eating “real” meals. I just want to eat snack food. Not necessarily junk food, but snacks . . . Or what they’d serve you in a restaurant and call appetizers. The awesome thing about snack foods is that they are really easy to make. Also, when you make a [...]
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25
Jul
Posted by Kate B in Uncategorized. Tagged: baking, pastry, pie, pie crust. 1 Comment
Pie and I have a history. I’m bad at pie. I can bake just about anything on the planet, but for some reason pie gives me trouble. First, it was the crust. No matter what I did my crust would never turn out like the pie crusts I grew up with, flaky yet sturdy enough [...]
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24
Jul
Posted by Kate B in Uncategorized. Tagged: dessert, pie, strawberries, teaser. Leave a Comment
Today, I made pie. It’s chilling in the refrigerator right now. I have not taste tested it, nor have I taken photos of a well-presented slice of this creation. However, I wanted to give you a little taste of what you can expect from me in the next few hours. Now . . . time [...]
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23
Jul
Posted by Kate B in Uncategorized. Tagged: drunk food, easy, hot sauce, noodles, pasta, peanut butter, quick, spicy, sriracha. 7 Comments
I have seen this dish done many times and in many ways. Over the years, I’ve tried to make many variations of it, trying to perfect my recipe, using everything from a sesame oil based sauce to veggie broth. And seemingly, I just couldn’t get it right. The peanut flavor was always overshadowed by the [...]
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