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Shelf Chefing Anarchy Style

1/25/2015

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From Bear:

If you feel like cooking outside the cookbook box of rigid recipes, give your inner cook of anarchy freedom to fly!  Check out my Cook of Anarchy page. It's about experimenting and expanding the simple foods, which includes grilled cheese, compound butter, and crazy rice.
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The Winter Pantry

1/10/2015

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Now that it finally seems like Winter in southern Wisconsin (it's finally snowing), my thoughts turn toward the many parts of our Winter pantry. It's not just the physical pantry shown in the image to the right, it's all the ways that we preserve food in the Summer and Fall so that we can keep eating locally and seasonally during the Winter. So I've added some new pages in our Pantry section to help you do this too:
  • A new pantry introduction, with my musings on how we've learned pantry skills over the years
  • How we built our pantry
  • Our yearly harvest list
  • How we use our freezers

I've also done some reorganizing so that information is easier to find from these pages:
  • Different ways to preserve food
  • Making kitchen staples
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