As hard as they are to find – especially in the Colorado mountains – I love quinces. There’s something decidedly old-fashioned about them. They’re odd, lumpy fruits and you can’t eat them raw, but, when cooked, their lovely faintly perfumed flavor can bring so much to the plate. Quinces are rich in [...]
Sprouted Spelt Puff Pastry
November 2, 2008 By Leave a Comment
(Picture forthcoming.) After looking for a decent, whole-grain substitute for pastry I developed this recipe. While it’s a far cry from the trans-fat, white-flour stuff you’ll find in the freezer section of your local grocery store, it’s a nourishing substitute. You can substitute any whole-grain flour for the sprouted spelt flour but [...]



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