Friday, February 10, 2012

Foodie Friday? … Fishy Friday!

For the last few months ive been trying to master the art of curing my own salmon. At the back of my head I always worry about poisoning myself, but so far so good!

Ive found that there is a big flavor and texture difference between cured Sockeye and cured Atlantic – I prefer Atlantic!

The first couple of rounds were cured Sockeye on crackers with homemade crème fraiche and lacto-fermented beets. This was a pretty good combo, but I think the crème fraiche would taste better with Atlantic salmon to cut some of the richness.


Today I had Atlantic salmon on homemade black bread, with cream cheese and lacto-fermented beets – delicious We’ll give it a whirl with crème fraiche next time.

I wont share my recipe for the salmon cure just yet, but I will share the Black bread recipe. I use Heidi’s recipe from 1010 Cookbooks with the following substitutions:

  • Spelt flour for the white flour 1:1 ratio
  • I bake mine on a stone that has been sprinkled with coarse sea salt - the salts really adds to the flavor!

Even if you don’t give the fish a try, I really recommend the Black bread! Its become a real favorite in our house. If I can make it while watching a toddler and a baby, anyone can make it!

xoxo S.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

a shop update!

I did a bit of a shop update over the last few days; I still have plenty to add!

Here’s some of the new pretties available at http://www.heavensearth.etsy.com

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xoxo S.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Sparkle Distraction

How to distract a 3 year old in 20 seconds or less…

Ingredients:

jar with lid
sparkles
water

Method:

1. pour sparkles in jar
2. fill jar up with water
3. tighten lid
4. shake, shake, shake!

xoxo S.

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