Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
I've discovered that many people are intimidated by yeast breads; lucky for me, I grew up knowing moms who made bread and so I didn't know it was supposed to be difficult. My early attempts were quite successful, but over the past year I've had more duds than hits. So I decided to do some research.
Who would have thought that there was so much to learn about soup? I feel like I barely scratched the surface this week. Yet, next week's bread theme is quickly approaching. So I decided to post today about thickening soups. In the winter, a thicker soup is nice and hardy. Be sure to check back tomorrow to link up your favorite soup recipes and to check out others!
Hang around real foodies or people who know a lot about nutrition, and soon you’ll hear talk of something called “bone broth.” Sounds weird and kind of time consuming, yes? Luckily it’s neither. Soon you’ll be using your own homemade stock and bone broth as the base for your own nourishing soups.
So, this week is all about pasta. It is such a convenient conveyance for a wide array of sauces, salads, and main dishes. One of the things I've discovered by cooking through Simply in Season, however, is that you don't have to use pasta in order to get the same convenience!
Success! Sort of. I made either really thick pasta or really good dumplings. Still, I couldn't stop eating it. Not bad for my first time making homemade pasta without a pasta roller or cutter!
