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Hamburger Buns

Hamburger Buns

February 23, 2013 · by Janelle · in Breakfast, Dinner

A softer bread Some of you probably think I’m crazy for making something as consistently store-bought as hamburger buns in my own kitchen, so I’m pre-emptively arguing back: while not all packaged buns are created equal (and some are extremely…

Flaky Pumpkin Scones

Flaky Pumpkin Scones

February 21, 2013 · by Janelle · in Breakfast, Dessert

When flaky is a good thing A month or so ago, the lunch discussion at my office turned to the all-important subject of scones and the eternal question: flaky or fluffy? For me, this is no contest. Fluffy and crumbly…

Bread Bowls

Bread Bowls

February 14, 2013 · by Janelle · in Dinner

Yeastie Beasties Soup is delicious, especially in winter and especially when served up in edible bread bowls. Because seriously, what isn’t better when surrounded by carbs? So last week when struck with the urge for the navy bean soup I…

Navy bean soup

Navy bean soup

February 10, 2013 · by Janelle · in Dinner

Umami, or, why soy sauce makes everything delicious Much as I’d love to be the person who can assemble a delicious meal before leaving for work and leave it to simmer in the slow-cooker all day, greeting me at the…

Lemon Battery Cake

January 27, 2013 · by Janelle · in Dessert

Phrosting and Physics When the last day of my super awesome coworker Ana was approaching (in early December), someone commented, “We should get her a cake.” I perked up. Did someone just say cake? I like cake. I like making…

Couscous Cakes

January 22, 2013 · by Janelle · in Dinner

Instant dinner: why couscous cooks so fast You know my slight obsession with cake? Well, now I’m eating it for dinner. But it’s okay because it’s couscous cake–leftover couscous mixed with eggs, cheese, and spices and fried up until golden…

Fried masa bean cakes

January 13, 2013 · by Janelle · in Dinner

Mad for masa Rick Bayless recently had to go back to the library, but I have one more recipe from Chicago’s master of Mexican before we move on to new and exciting pastures. To be honest, it was primarily chosen…

Smoky Chipotle Salsa

January 8, 2013 · by Janelle · in Dinner

Taming the beast: why roasting garlic makes it delicious I’ve always loved going to the library. There’s something wonderful about wandering around bookshelves full of stories that you haven’t opened yet, a sense of infinite possibility and knowledge. When I…

Seiturkey (Seitan Turkey)

December 21, 2012 · by Janelle · in Dinner

Meatless meat, or how to make flour into turkey Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. My general philosophy and the motto of this spectacular holiday is proudly displayed on a magnet on my fridge: “Love people. Cook them tasty…

Brown Butter Hazelnut Cake

December 21, 2012 · by Janelle · in Dessert

How to skin hazelnuts without pulling out all of your hair It was my birthday recently (okay, if we’re being honest it was almost more than a month ago because I’m slow at this whole blogging thing), and I think…

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