Two slightly different seed breakfast porridge/cereal
From connie morgan via corene snow
1. Soaked Breakfast Seed cereal
Soak in a container in the fridge the nite before:
sunflower seeds
Pumpkin seeds
chia
ground flax
sesame seeds
Season with cinnamon and/or nutmeg, allspice. In morning add some milk- honey, agave, or another sweetener, raisins.
2. Toasted Breakfast cereal
On stove top with coconut oil toast:
coconut shreds
oats
any or all of the seeds above
After they've been slightly toasted, add them to a bowl with your choice of milk, add raisins or craisins, chopped dates.
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Thursday, June 9, 2016
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Sesame Ginger Salad dressing
Serves 10
1/2c honey
2T apple cider vinegar (or rice vinegar, or white wine vinegar)
1/2c- 1c olive oil
1-2t mustard
2T soy sauce
1t ginger
1-2t toasted sesame seeds
salt and pepper
Mix everything. Put 1/4c of dressing in a small container to leave in cupboard, so it isn't solidified, for easy accessible use. Put the rest in a container in the fridge.
Shelf life of dressings- Taste of Home
The "shelf life" of salad dressings varies somewhat.
Generally, vinaigrettes can be kept refrigerated for up to 2 weeks.
Dairy-based dressings, like buttermilk, and dressings made with fresh ingredients, like chopped onion, fresh herbs, tomato sauce and chopped hard-cooked egg, will keep up to 1 week.
Can also freeze- I received this recipe from the cook at the Bountiful Temple cafeteria. But she made a half gallon at a time, so here is the big version:
Serves 100
2c sugar/honey
1 1/2c white vinegar
4 c oil
1/4c Dijon mustard
2/3c soy sauce
2T powdered ginger
1T dry mustard
1t celery seed
1T toasted sesame seeds
pink of salt.
1/2c honey
2T apple cider vinegar (or rice vinegar, or white wine vinegar)
1/2c- 1c olive oil
1-2t mustard
2T soy sauce
1t ginger
1-2t toasted sesame seeds
salt and pepper
Mix everything. Put 1/4c of dressing in a small container to leave in cupboard, so it isn't solidified, for easy accessible use. Put the rest in a container in the fridge.
Shelf life of dressings- Taste of Home
The "shelf life" of salad dressings varies somewhat.
Generally, vinaigrettes can be kept refrigerated for up to 2 weeks.
Dairy-based dressings, like buttermilk, and dressings made with fresh ingredients, like chopped onion, fresh herbs, tomato sauce and chopped hard-cooked egg, will keep up to 1 week.
Can also freeze- I received this recipe from the cook at the Bountiful Temple cafeteria. But she made a half gallon at a time, so here is the big version:
Serves 100
2c sugar/honey
1 1/2c white vinegar
4 c oil
1/4c Dijon mustard
2/3c soy sauce
2T powdered ginger
1T dry mustard
1t celery seed
1T toasted sesame seeds
pink of salt.
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