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Pork, Chicken and Beef Bone Broth

I recently wrote an article on a greener kitchen. One of the tips I gave was to save the scraps of food you would normally throw away. I save bones, carrot peelings, onion peels and ends, celery ends, carrot stems and tops and parsley stems. They all go into a freezer bag that I add […]

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Poached-Pears©RhondaAdkins2018-1

Wine Poached Pears {insta-pot/pressure cooker}

Pears are just fucking sexy. They’re not even close to being my favorite fruit but oh, how I love their shape. There’s something about them that screams romantic, they ooze with sex appeal. Maybe it’s because, its a womanly shape? I used to be a pear shape (now I’m more of an apple…not quite as […]

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Apple-Pecan-Salad©RhondaAdkins2018-13

Apple Salad with Candied Pecans

My sweet friend Trina, loves this recipe.  So much so that she has asked me for it at least four times.  Each time she swears it’ll be the last but then it’s lost in cyber/text world.  It’s actually been a couple of years since I’ve made this salad, kind of forgot about it actually (that’s […]

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Blueberry Skyr Tart with Gingersnap crust www.thekitchenwitchblog.com

Blueberry Skyr Tart with Ginger Snap Crust

One taste of skyr and I was hopelessly in love! Haven’t heard of it?  It’s kind of an Icelandic yogurt.  Except it’s not really yogurt, it’s more of a super creamy soft cheese with a tangy taste that is, well, very yogurt-y in flavor. Skyr has been a food in Iceland since it’s occupation by […]

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Roasted Beet Hummus

I really, really, really, want to love beets.  They are one of the most beautiful vegetables to serve.  They are easy to grow and they are nutritious too. Mostly they just taste like dirt to me. I know, I should call them earthy tasting, dirt is not appetizing. That’s my reality though. I think my […]

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The Viking Mule {Moscow Muled}

Summer time and Moscow Mules are made for each other! When Jessica from  Moscow Muled (Moscow Mule Mugs) contacted me I thought the timing was perfect.  I had been working on a Scandinavian version of the Moscow Mule, spring time was coming and she offered to send me a couple of mugs to try out.  […]

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Scandinavian Pine Needle Syrup recipe - the kitchen witch blog.com

Pine Needle Syrup

It’s a Scandinavian thing, really it is! Drive down the road in Denmark during pine needle picking season and you’ll see Danes pulled off to the side of the road foraging pine needles.  Seem strange? No stranger than juniper berries or rosemary! I got turned on to this delight several years ago when I attended […]

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