Today Christina Poag shares her recipe for Challah Bread. Check it out! Bread seems so complicated to make but really this is one of the most laidback things to make. The majority of the time the bread is rising all by itself. My favorite bread is Challah because I think it’s the perfect sandwich bread for…
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The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Leeann Hamilton’s Cheap as Chips Recipe
From Leeann Hamilton comes a “Cheap as Chips” recipe for The Nachorole. Leeann’s recipe not only looks fantastic but comes with a few variations to help with your budget. Take a look below! The Nachorole Tortilla chips and dips are often seen as party snacks – and topped nachos as an appetiser – but if it’s all you have in…
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Jim Zub and Andrew Wheeler’s Skullkickers Dungeon Dumplings
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Bryan & Judy Glass’s Shepherd’s Pie
For today’s The Freelancer’s Cookbook, Bryan JL Glass (Furious, Mice Templar) and Judy Glass have shared their recipe for Shepherd’s Pie. As stated within their recipe, it has vegetarian and vegan options available as well! SHEPHERD’S PIE INGREDIENTS: 5-6 medium potatoes, scrubbed, peeled, and cut into chunks ¼ cup milk, plus more as needed 3…
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Chicken Zucchini Sauté
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Taylor Esposito’s Sriracha Chicken with Cilantro Lime Quinoa
SRIRACHA CHICKEN WITH CILANTRO LIME QUINOA INGREDIENTS: Chicken breast Sriracha Quinoa Lime juice Cilantro Chicken stock Garlic salt INSTRUCTIONS: Heat pan and grill the chicken, adding sriracha to your liking the first couple of flips, just to seal in flavor. Then cook as normal. Add salt and pepper to taste is desired. Boil 2 cups…
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Chai A La Timothy Leary by Trina Robbins
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Black [like my heart] Avocado Cookies
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Lamb Roast by Ann Busiek
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Tuna and Noodles Robbins by Trina Robbins
TUNA AND NOODLES ROBBINS INGREDIENTS: (You should always keep the following ingredients on your kitchen shelf. They’re handy for if you want to cook but can’t bear to stand on line at the supermarket check-out counter.): Can of tuna in water. Can of cream of mushroom soup, cheap brand from Safeway or Lucky’s or whatever…