Trivets made, sent, and waiting to be received! Next project: SPRING CLEANING!
I don't know about everyone else, but in my cupboards/fridge/freezer/random places around the kitchen, there are foods that I have hoarded, but NEVER use. For example: jello, tuna, dried cannelloni, salt cod, and dried beans, just to name a few. You know what I'm talking about...the foods that you shove aside to get to the Israeli couscous, the pint of Ben and Jerry's, the canned corn (is this strange? I love canned corn. Don't tell me if it's strange. I'm not going to change.).
Anyways, I propose that we do a group kitchen spring clean and get rid of these long forgotten goodies. Since I suspect that spring will hit in full force in a couple of weeks, let's try and get some pictures and recipes of spring-cleaned food on here. I'm going to set myself a goal of 2 of these foods out of my life in the next week, and I challenge everyone to do the same!
Happy Spring cleaning!
I want to see you come up with a recipe that uses both the jello and the dried beans. I feel that you are up to the challenge.
ReplyDeletecool picture. looks pro.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jess. Our living room light is perfect for photos mid-day.
ReplyDeleteMaria - I'm surprised you didn't want salt cod in that too!!
@ Maria:
ReplyDeleteOkay, so this is a BIT of a stretch, but: http://roseskitchen.wordpress.com/2007/02/21/red-bean-coconut-jelly/
No agar? Just use jello! ;-)
(+) salt cod on the side? The possibilities are endless!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, that's a pretty traditional chinese dessert! Not sure I've ever tried it with strawberry jello though.
ReplyDeleteHaha--well, I posted it as more of a joke, but now I'm intrigued... I suspect the taste may not be affected as much as the texture though.
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