This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Red Star Yeast. As always, all opinions expressed are entirely my own. Summer is here!…
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Red Star Yeast. As always, all opinions expressed are entirely my own. Summer is here!…
I find myself tending towards simple food in the summer. I’m sure you can relate. I want something that’s simple to make and made with…
I don’t make fish nearly as often as I should. It’s mostly due to the fact that I’m pretty picky about what seafood I will eat… And, I’m even pickier about what seafood I will cook.
I usually stick to pretty basic recipes when it comes to fish… I’m always afraid I won’t cook it right or that it will be too fishy, so I tend to keep it simple. A few weeks ago, I was inspired to try making salmon for the first time. I ended up making a version of this recipe… My husband thought it was great, but I couldn’t eat it. There’s something about knowing that there’s skin on the bottom of my fish that renders it completely inedible to me. Plus, I wasn’t thrilled about the taste. I gave it a fair chance, but it wasn’t my thing.
I love to make a lot of homemade bread… Especially sourdough bread. In fact, I rarely buy any bread at the store or at a bakery.
The only problem is that we usually have trouble eating a whole batch of bread before it starts to go stale… And, I’m not a fan of bread from the freezer. You can tell me that it will taste the same, but I don’t believe it. I can taste the difference
My husband always raves about the bread at Italian restaurants… Not just the typical white “Italian” bread, but the herb breads that are often served…