Six weeks and ten batches after my initial muffin-making attempt, I have developed a reasonably passable English muffin recipe that would probably land somewhere around the middle of the pack in an early-season Great British Bake Off technical challenge.
Sometimes it’s nice to put the joy back into cooking (or convince yourself to start cooking in the first place) with simple, straightforward — but still exciting — recipes.
The Sazerac isn’t for the faint of heart, because really it is only liquor (including that green fairy, absinthe).
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Gather ’round, you friends of mine. We’re Wilderness Girls and it’s cookie time.
Anything’s better with more ginger.
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“I’ve collected some recipes that (way, way deep down) I think my girlfriend’s cat would secretly like to cook for me.”
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Five steps. Five minutes. Five fucking stars.
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Do yourself a favor and keep your kitchen a little cleaner tonight: Make a meal that asks of you but one simple pot or pan for its creation.
This recipe is ideal for people who give just the bare minimum amount of shits about bread baking in relation to the rest of your life.
Cinnamon has been mixed in with horrendous pumpkin spice situations lately but deserves recognition all on its own.
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Not your grandma’s breakfast bowl.
“Every morning cut up a little turf of fresh earth, and lying down, breathe into the hole for a quarter of an hour.”
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