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Crispy Cereal Marshmallows

I'm impressed, sometimes making food that has absolutely no socially justifiable reason to exist is just the right thing to do and you have done it perfectly. I was fascinated by your creation of real corn syrup. Thanks for a very interesting post.

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The Food Lab: Fresh Ricotta in Five Minutes or Less

Living in Sicily for two months to avoid mud season in Vermont I spent a morning helping the cheese makers and learning how they do things. They do everything with a smile. I'll be posting about it on my blog http://www.carolegbert.com next week.

Last night I served fresh ricotta seasoned with grated semi-sweet chocolate, topped with a bit of honey and accompanied with my experimental macaroons made with egg white and almond paste from the market in Siracusa. Pretty nice even if the macaroons were to thin and a bit too chewy.

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Seriously Delicious Holiday Giveaway: Charles Chocolates

Warm, flourless, melting chocolate cake with whipped cream, (not ultra-pasturized)!

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Not-Boring Thanksgiving Recipes?

Oven roasted, spicy cranberry sauce takes ten minutes from start to finish and is amazing. Here's a link to my blog and the recipe -

http://www.carolegbert.com/cranberries-out-of-the-bag-part-2-roasted-cranberry-sauce#more-1164

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Crispy Cereal Marshmallows

I'm impressed, sometimes making food that has absolutely no socially justifiable reason to exist is just the right thing to do and you have done it perfectly. I was fascinated by your creation of real corn syrup. Thanks for a very interesting post.

From Serious Eats

The Food Lab: Fresh Ricotta in Five Minutes or Less

Living in Sicily for two months to avoid mud season in Vermont I spent a morning helping the cheese makers and learning how they do things. They do everything with a smile. I'll be posting about it on my blog http://www.carolegbert.com next week.

Last night I served fresh ricotta seasoned with grated semi-sweet chocolate, topped with a bit of honey and accompanied with my experimental macaroons made with egg white and almond paste from the market in Siracusa. Pretty nice even if the macaroons were to thin and a bit too chewy.

From Serious Eats

Seriously Delicious Holiday Giveaway: Charles Chocolates

Warm, flourless, melting chocolate cake with whipped cream, (not ultra-pasturized)!

From Talk

Not-Boring Thanksgiving Recipes?

Oven roasted, spicy cranberry sauce takes ten minutes from start to finish and is amazing. Here's a link to my blog and the recipe -

http://www.carolegbert.com/cranberries-out-of-the-bag-part-2-roasted-cranberry-sauce#more-1164

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Meet Your Farmers: Jennifer Megyesi of Fat Rooster Farms in Vermont

Jennifer's book - The Joy of Keeping Chickens is a must read. Even though I will never keep chickens this book is a page turner very well written. I recommend it to everyone whether they eat, keep or avoid chickens.

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Website: http://www.carolegbert.com

Location: Vermont

About: I am a painter, designer, writer and foodie

Favorite foods: local Vermont veg and most Asian food

Last bite on earth: chocolate