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Fermentation 101 Workshop

Posted on December 3, 2014January 16, 2015by Anne-Marie Bonneau

Thank you to everyone who attended my fermentation workshop this past weekend. What a fun group! My good friend Daniela took lots of fantastic pics. Everyone enjoyed tasting the goodies pictured above: sauerkraut, kombucha, scrap vinegar and buttermilk.

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Fried Potato Skins

Posted on October 13, 2014May 2, 2018by Anne-Marie Bonneau

Ideally, my daughter would eat mashed potatoes with the skins on. But as I have usually peeled the potatoes, I have personally trained her to expect mashed potatoes with the skins off. I hate to compost the skins and waste them. Fortunately, you can never go wrong with fat, salt and potatoes, even if just the […]

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Ketchup

Posted on July 2, 2014August 23, 2017by Anne-Marie Bonneau

I finally did it! I made ketchup from fresh tomatoes! I had wanted to try this last year, but didn’t get around to it, so I’ve had to wait until tomatoes reappeared at the farmer’s market this summer. I can live without ketchup, but my kids like it, especially 13-year old Charlotte. She doesn’t want […]

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Bulk Shopping Haul 06.22.14

Posted on June 22, 2014January 20, 2015by Anne-Marie Bonneau

Today I went zero-waste shopping at bulk heaven—Rainbow Grocery in San Francisco. If you’ve never tried it, zero-waste shopping may sound like an intimidating prospect. But if you live near a store with a good bulk section, really, you need only get organized and bring along some zero-waste shopping gear.

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Farmer’s Market Haul 03/23/14

Posted on March 23, 2014March 22, 2024by Anne-Marie Bonneau

Traditionally, people have attended church on Sunday mornings. Palo Altans, however, shop at the California Street farmer’s market (which can also be a spiritual experience). I try to shop at the market every week. I can’t grow my food at the moment (I have no sun in my yard), so I depend on the farmer’s market […]

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