Birgerbird
Adventures in Cooking & Cycling
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Sprouted Farro Porridge Bread
I recently bought Chad Robertson's Tartine Book No. 3. It's like a doctoral level bread baking bible with gorgeous photos and recipes that incorporate wonderful nutty grains, in sprouted, cooked, flaked and whole form.
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Monday, November 25, 2013
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Bread Delivery
This past weekend I made a special delivery to my favorite butchers Amelia and Erika at Lindy Grundy . . .
On my way to Lindy & Grundy
Lindy & Grundy
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
19th Annual Slow Food OC Persimmon Party
This year's Persimmon Party was held at Pitcher Park in Old Town Orange on November 17. By around 1 p.m. all of the trees/tree-ettes and much of the fruit had sold out. Alas, there were still lots of persimmon popsicles, a variety of baked goods, meatballs, persimmon hats, and jams and preserves. I spied one older and distinguished looking couple literally eviscerating pounds of ripe Hachiyas . . . he standing in his baseball cap, she in her wheelchair, and the remains dropping all over their makeshift plastic bag floor tent/garbage receptacle. I didn't have the heart to photo them, but what a sight! I wanted to fist bump them.
I learned about a variety of Persimmon native to the United States -- the Virginiana. They are soft and super small but absolutely delicious. They taste like a cross between coffee cake and a chewy juicy date.
The Virginianas
One item that peaked my interest was the hang-drying persimmons. I had read about the beloved Korean drink Sujeonggwa (Korean Persimmon Punch) on Emily Ho's Kitchn post and it is on my list of drinks to make, after I discipline myself to soldier through another attempt at Kombucha.
Drying Hachiyas
More Goodies
Friday, November 15, 2013
Pomegranate Pancakes
I love the color, sparkle, snap and sweet/tart juiciness of pomegranate seeds.
So I made a giant pancake. Here we have both sides pictured, with Zoe's bacon. Turned out a little wet and juicy due to all the seeds, but still a fun project.
So I made a giant pancake. Here we have both sides pictured, with Zoe's bacon. Turned out a little wet and juicy due to all the seeds, but still a fun project.
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