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The Best Pimento Cheese Spread
Posted by Tracey Vowell on

OK, yeah, I know. Pimento cheese spread is terribly divisive, and maybe a bit misunderstood. This is exacerbated by the fact that MANY poor versions exist, mainly produced by big food manufacturers, or by home cooks purchasing compromised ingredients (again produced by big food manufacturers.) I understand there is no middle ground with pimento cheese spread. Like when I talk about okra, I do know I am hitting a brick wall with some of you. But, made well, it can be delicious, and quite versatile to have around. To make your own Pimento Cheese Spread you'll need the following: For...
Freezing Tomatoes
Posted by Tracey Vowell on

The summer is so fleeting, and as the light starts to noticeably change, I always feel the hoarder in me rising up. To that extent, I have been roasting, or pureeing and reducing tomatoes, jarring them up, and putting them in the freezer. I use two methods, and hopefully will put away enough that I never even consider a walk down the aisle at the grocery, looking for any tomato product.I freeze cherry tomatoes all mixed together, whole, in a large container or plastic bag. Unless damaged they will not stick together, and I have the option of using 1 or...
Roasted Knob Onions w/ Mushrooms & Cherry Tomatoes
Posted by Tracey Vowell on

About a dozen onions 5-6 branches of thyme 6-8 cherry tomatoes, cut in half A half pound of mixed mushrooms, cleaned and coarsely cut into pieces a little stock of your choice, or water Fat or oil Turn the oven on to 400 degrees, and head a wide heavy pan with a lid, over medium heat. Remove the knobs from the greens, and slice off just the tentacles of the roots, leaving the tiny core to hold things together. I happened to have a pork roast cooking as I made this, so I took my fat from that roasting pan,...
Shrimp Remoulade
Posted by grace wood on
Easy Flaky Fish & Herbs in Paper
Posted by Tracey Vowell on
