You guys, we’ve been making some new pizza dough. This is the recipe we’ve been using. As Jeff says, this is a game-changer. I believe his sentence was, “People, there has been a tectonic shift in the dough.” Everyone laughed, and …
This is the way a gluten-free mind works: what can I use as a receptacle to hold my pizza toppings? I have to admit for awhile I would just roll pepperoni around a mozzarella stick and call it a day. …
Did you guys know about burrata before 6 months ago? Because I didn’t. I was out for dinner with my brother, and it was listed on some kind of salad. Neither of us knew what it was, so we asked …
We went to the Italian Feast last weekend, and there was no baked ziti anywhere to be found. This made us sad, and so I agreed to make it for Sunday dinner this past weekend! Of course, Trader Joe’s didn’t …
Happy Friday everyone! You’re probably looking forward to the holiday weekend as much as we are. For us, Memorial Day usually involves a lazy outdoor barbecue with friends. Here are a few of our favorite party and picnic foods that …
Since going gluten free over 4 years ago, I have found some GF frozen pizzas and even some go to pizza dough mixes that I enjoy, but never a stromboli. Recently, with the aid of Bob’s Red Mill GF Pizza …
Kelly of Studio DIY recently invited me to Blognic – a pot luck style picnic for LA bloggers! It was the first event I’d been to with other LA bloggers, and with Corelyn by my side (more on that, later) we headed …
Summer, for me, means macaroni salad, potato salad, hot dogs, and mason jars of lemonade or vodka sodas. But my mom (hi, mom!) always has made macaroni salad with tuna, which I love, love, love, but my vegetarian friends can’t …
We have a basil plant on our front porch, and ever since Jeff’s green thumb came out, it’s been quite literally taking over, and so I have more basil than I know what to do with! So last week, after …
Recently Melissa and I took the foray into cheese making. She bought a cheese making kit for mozzarella, I found some non-ultra pasteurized milk, and away we went! The process seemed simple enough: take milk, heat it, add rennet and citric …