Haven't really done any canning lately, but I'm getting ready for Thanksgiving so I've been making pumpkin bread and thinking about when I'm going to make my pies. Sadly, the squashes from the farm share didn't last - as in, we didn't eat them because they went bad - but the pumpkin did so I roasted it the other day and am saving that to make a pie.
Tonight for dinner we had crepes. I wanted to make a link to this recipe because, so far, it's the best crepe recipe I've used. We had goat cheese-apple(or pear)-salami and Nutella-banana and lemon curd with and without pear. It was a light dinner because we had dim sum for lunch and practically rolled out of there, so we didn't really need anything heavy!
Last night we had mussels steamed in the last of my fish stock. If there is one thing I won't be making and canning again, it's fish stock. I really was hard-pressed to find a use for it. So I sautéed onion and celery, added the 3 pints of fish stock and a bottle of beer, then steamed the mussels in that. It only takes about 5-6 minutes to steam them. They were good, but my favorite way to have mussels is steamed in tomato sauce with chorizo. That's they way we always used to eat them when we went out to dinner where I grew up!
Tonight for dinner we had crepes. I wanted to make a link to this recipe because, so far, it's the best crepe recipe I've used. We had goat cheese-apple(or pear)-salami and Nutella-banana and lemon curd with and without pear. It was a light dinner because we had dim sum for lunch and practically rolled out of there, so we didn't really need anything heavy!
Last night we had mussels steamed in the last of my fish stock. If there is one thing I won't be making and canning again, it's fish stock. I really was hard-pressed to find a use for it. So I sautéed onion and celery, added the 3 pints of fish stock and a bottle of beer, then steamed the mussels in that. It only takes about 5-6 minutes to steam them. They were good, but my favorite way to have mussels is steamed in tomato sauce with chorizo. That's they way we always used to eat them when we went out to dinner where I grew up!
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