Another successful month…huzzah! Thanks to everyone who has been stopping by or is subscribed. Here are the top posts from the past 31 days.
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First Attempt at No-Knead Bread - No-knead bread seems to be a popular topic. I plan to continue experimenting to find a recipe that produces a great [...]
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Month in Review - May 2008
June 1, 2008
Breakfast Links Are Impressed by Pig’s Head
May 31, 2008
This was an excellent week in the foodblog world, with many more articles and recipes that I’d love to link to. This upcoming week is the last one of classes for the quarter, so things are starting to get busy.
But…after the quarter ends (in two weeks), I am lucky enough to have the chance [...]
Breakfast Links Visit Columbus
May 24, 2008
I am in Columbus today, Ben’s city of residence. A few of my friends from high school are graduating in a couple weeks, so I’ll be visiting them. No fear though - it has been a good week in the cooking blogosphere.
Recipe of the Week
Guajillo Salsa and Erstaz Papalote Salsa - The Paupered [...]
Growing Your Own Herbs
May 14, 2008
Recipes are always calling for fresh herbs, and I never have them. I am trying to grow a few of my own this year in a pot with the hope of keeping them once I move into my apartment in July. I’ll update you on my progress occasionally over the summer to let you [...]
Why the Library Is Awesome
May 9, 2008
On Monday I searched through the University of Cincinnati’s online library catalog for some of the technique-based books that I was considering for a new series on, well, techniques. They didn’t have Jacques Pepin’s Complete Techniques or The Professional Chef by the Culinary Institute of America, but they did have a few others that caught [...]
Cost Analysis of No-Knead Bread
May 7, 2008
This is a cost analysis of the no-knead bread recipe that I posted on Monday. As a student my funds are limited, so I wanted to know if making my own bread was economically advantageous. I know it tastes better, but if it costs too much, it may not be feasible for me [...]

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