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Category Archives: Baked Goods
Gluten-Free Muffins with Almond Meal, Squash and Blueberries
Yep, another bake sale. I like baking, I just don’t want to be stuck with all the results (on my hips or elsewhere), so a bake sale is a fun way to let this outlet bear fruit. I’m an occasional … Continue reading
Posted in Baked Goods, Commentary, Cooking, Vegetarian
Tagged Almond meal, Blueberry, Squash
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Into Each Life a Little gRain Must Fall
We had a bake sale to benefit a non-profit. I bake (baked goods) about three times a year, but when I do so, I go as scratch as possible. I made multigrain cinnamon muffins. With a few fancy ingredients. And … Continue reading
Finally, Some Traditional Baking
Typically I don’t make foods with added sugar in them; I seem to lack a truly insistant sweet tooth. But occasionally, usually when this is to be shared by others who may have such a tooth, and the situation is … Continue reading
Sea Vegetable



Local, Green, Sustainable, or Something: Breakfasts & Brunches
Commentary on morning visits to two sustainable-food restaurants Community Table and Green Granary The sign said: “Ct Community Table“ It was fall, and I was speeding up north on Route 202 either to go to Massachusetts, or to visit the … Continue reading →