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David Chang’s Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup | Dula Notes

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Seasonal recipes and adventures from Michigan with love. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. David Chang’s Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup. Posted by: Nicole Dula. In the episode entitled “Simple,” Chang makes a Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup that I just had to make. It came together in four t.v. minutes and looked very approachable. And you know what? David Chang's Chinese Chicken Noodle Soup. Adapted from Seattle Author. And the PBS show, Mind of a Chef. 1 tablespoon black peppercorns. Add a 1...

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Blackberry Sorbet | Naturally Ella

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This recipe is a riff on my sorbet recipe from The Easy Vegetarian Cookbook. Minimal ingredients while showcasing fresh fruit (can’t get any better than this! Serves: 6 to 8 servings. 4 cups (560 g) blackberries. 21 2 cups (600 ml) water. 2 tablespoons (30 ml) lemon juice. 1 2 to 1 cup (100 to 200g) cane sugar. Rinse the blackberries, then combine in a blender with the water and lemon juice. Pure e until smooth, then press the mixture through a sieve to grab the seeds. Freeze the sorbet mixture according...

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Hey Christian Girl | soowhatnow

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What are we doing here? Free Download and Artist Spotlight: Katie Herzig. Nailed it. →. June 4, 2012. Sorry for my prolonged absence from the blogosphere… sadly, there hasn’t been much in the way of great music on television lately, and I haven’t Shazam’d a song in a few weeks. BUT a few of my fave summer shows start up again this week, so I’m sure I’ll be back at it every Tuesday in not long at all. In the meantime, has everyone seen the newest take on the “Hey Girl” blog? Some of my favorite posts are:.

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AllThingsCarolina | All you need to know and more about North Carolina | Page 2

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All you need to know and more about North Carolina. Newer posts →. November 11, 2011. Basketball on an aircraft carrier–how awesome is that! UNC was finally the subject of some positive publicity tonight. In observance of Veteran’s Day, the University of North Carolina played their basketball season opener against Michigan State aboard the. A United States Navy air craft carrier. November 10, 2011. Especially after taking–and doing quite well on–the “ Carolina on your mind? 8221; quizzes online, I was fe...

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Starter kitchen | two burners and a budget

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Semi-healthy. Semi-affordable. It's all about balance right? Two burners and a budget. About Two Burners…. The Starter Kitchen (“bare minimum” items are starred*). I wish that I’d had a list when I started repurchasing a kitchen (or at least some help from Alton Brown. Pots, pans, stuff to bake in ($126):. 1 12″ frypan. 1 set of pyrex baking dishes. 20) – these double as tupperware! 25 but i should have gotten a cheaper one). 1 10″ castiron skillet. 1 5-qt dutch oven. 1 non-stick small pan. 17, could fin...

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Diving Headfirst: October 2012

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Seizing every opportunity to explore, learn, and love. Saturday, October 13, 2012. Transitions. They can be exciting. They can be adventurous. And yet, they can be really challenging. For all their hype, the thesis of this post (can you tell I'm back to student mode): transitions suck. Looking back, each major transition I have made has been accompanied by a period of grieving, second-guessing, and loneliness. I shouldn't be surprised. It is a natural part of the transition process. I'm reviving the blog...

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Diving Headfirst: December 2012

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Seizing every opportunity to explore, learn, and love. Friday, December 28, 2012. Rejoining the blogging world. After several months of sulking about the relative boringness of my life in LA, I am going to restart this sucker. Blogging is good for the soul. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm reviving the blog as I head abroad again for my dissertation research. Eager to learn, to explore, and to laugh with friends (both old and new) around the world! Stay tuned for my adventures. Rejoining the blogging world.

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Diving Headfirst: Johannesburg Update

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Seizing every opportunity to explore, learn, and love. Monday, February 2, 2015. When I first arrive at a field site and tell people I’ll be there for about two months, it always sounds like such a long time. But somehow I blink- and I’ve already been in South Africa nearly a month! And the students have made me feel very welcome as well. Johnannesburg is quite an easy place to live (albeit a bit gated-suburbia and far too racially segregated for my taste). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Bliss: Cucumber Peanut Salad

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A personal library of food and inspirations. Photo from 101 cookbooks. Recipe adapted from 101 cookbooks. 3 medium cucumbers, partially peeled. 1 cup peanuts, toasted. 3/4 cup dried large-flake coconut, toasted. Juice from 1 lemon. 2 tbsp grainy mustard. 3 tbsp maple syrup. 12 tsp fine grain sea salt. 2 cups of chopped cilantro. Blend cumin, mustard, maple syrup, oil, tahini and salt to create a dressing. When ready to serve add desired amount of dressing to cucumber mixture and toss with cilantro.