Come on in 'The Kitchn'
Each week we round up our favorite posts and recipes from our friends at The Kitchn.
This week, the Kitchn goes on a baking rampage and produces a gorgeous Nutella cake. The chocolate hazelnut ganache is just the cherry on top of the this over-the-top sundae.
Also on the Kitchn, how to preserve fresh herbs, frozen nectarine-yogurt pie, cold-brewing iced tea, and using Japanese rock salt.
- 3 Ways to Preserve Fresh Herbs: Since it's almost impossible to use up that whole bunch of sage before it rots, here are some ways you can save them for later.
- How Quick and Cold Dessert: Frozen Nectarine-Yogurt Pie: With nothing more than fresh fruit, yogurt, and cream, there's no excuse for not making this sweetie pie.
- Refesh Yourself with Cold-Brewed Iced Tea: No bitterness in my iced tea? Endless summer fun in the sun!
- What to Do With...Japanese rock salt?: Fancy salt that comes with its own mini grater? There are so many possibilities...
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the "Japanese rock salt" is ancient salt (from what I can read) that is mined from a mountain in the middle of Pakistan, the area that was used to be under water 6 million years ago. According to Wiki it was discovered by Alexander the Great's horse. okay, this is so much more fun than working.
hmw0029 at 3:48PM on 07/02/09