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This is an easy and tasty recipe for making organic Mochi without sugar: blog.wagashi-net.de/2012/02/homemade-mochi/
Although I have no family in Colorado, my partner has LOTS. Both sides of his family are local, both sides are gregarious, and friendly, and boy do they like to cook! It works out really well, because I really like to eat.
Here are Aunt Janice's homemade ravioli. I wish I were eating them right now...
We got these pizza form from my in law for christmas. So after arriving home, we tried out our first home made pizza. It taste not bad, but neither very good. kakakka
But it was made with our love and we did it together. That's all what matters :)
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The only photo taken by SO cuz I was placing the finishing touches on the dishes. Honestly, it tasted better than it looks :).
Used a garlic shrimp recipe (with bay scallops) and placed on top of slow baked egg with a spinach cream sauce beneath it.
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blogged: todayitried.com
I made it into a compound butter with sesame oil and grated ginger. It was delicious on salmon.
This turned out a lot more like sausage than pepperoni, but I think it will be pretty yummy on pizza. I didn't have mustard seeds, instead I just used ground mustard.
You can find the link for the recipe I used on my blog~
Homemade Aquatint Box
By Russ Morris
1. Find a cardboard box that will accommodate the size of the plates you're planning to use. It's better to use a box that's at least twice as big as the plate is you're using.
2. Seal it up with packing tape. It's a good idea to seal all around the box to better contain the rosin.
3. Make a trap door on the side of the box. Cut three sides (left, top, right ) of a rectangle into the side with the most surface. Score the bottom and fold it inwards, then out towards you. This opening will need to be large enough to put your plate through.
4. Make a simple handle. Poke a small hole near the top of the trap door. Loop a piece of string and pull it through the small hole from outside to in - tie a knot inside. Tape it down.
5. Make a support for your plate. Find a piece of corrugated board that's the same width as the box, but two or three times the length. Fold it zig-zag along the width, making the folds a little bit taller than the space between the bottom of the trap door and the bottom of the box. Place it in the bottom of the box.
6. Put a bunch of rosin in the box. Close the trap door.
7. Shake the box. Put it on a table and open the trap door.
8. Place your plate in the box and close the trap door. Leave it alone until the little dust storm subsides. Carefully remove your plate by reaching in the box and easing your fingers under the zig-zag support and pulling your plate towards the trap door opening. *Remove the plate while being careful not to touch the top!
9. Is the dusting not thick enough? Repeat steps 7 & 8 until it is.
*NOTE: You might want to make an equivalent to the zig-zag support for outside of the box to rest the plate on.