In the mixer bowl of a stand mixer, whip egg whites until frothy. Add 1 ounce of sugar, the salt, lemon juice and rose water.
Arugula: Another one of my favorites, but when I was growing up, it was considered more of a weed than something you would serve at the tables. Then again, when I was growing up, anything but iceberg lettuce was considered a weed in my house. Arugula is bitter and has a very peppery taste. When buying, be sure to try some because not all Arugula is the same and I have found some that even I can’t eat. Great for mixing with other greens.
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If you’re looking for something quick and easy, a Banana Berry Smoothie is the answer! Great for breakfast on the go!
Keep apples in the fridge, as well as berries and any stone fruit you know you’ll eat soon that has reached ideal ripeness. If something is ripening faster than you can eat it. freeze it on a rimmed baking sheet, then transfer to a zip-top bag or other freezer-safe container and use for smoothies and cooking/baking (like this banana bread).
Camping food doesn’t need to be complicated or boring! Include some of these tasty camping food ideas on your camping menu and you will look forward to every meal.
Let’s taco-bout the ultimate breakfast shall we? I believe in tacos for every meal of the day, especially when they can be put together fast. Stuffed with leftover shredded beef, sweet peppers, and scrambled eggs, this will be a new family favorite.
Hmmm, I've never cooked them. It seems really easy. And I like your "many so's" sentence.
Custardy, lightly sweet, and golden brown, this French toast recipe is the perfect weekend brunch.
Bring the rest of the berries to a boil and then let simmer until the juices are starting the thicken, about ten minutes. Spoon off any foam that forms.
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These moist Zucchini Raisin Muffins go together in a snap and can be frozen for a quick breakfast, lunchbox or snack.
Our juicy, grilled chimichurri burger is flavored both inside and out with a special version of Argentina's iconic parsley-garlic sauce.
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