Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
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This section of the Self Sufficient Culture Forum is where you can share recipes and how to do anything with food including fermentation and brewing! Discuss details about cooking and preserving food from your garden, and talk about your favorite recipes. Talk about making pickles and sauces, and cooking festive food with ingredients from your garden.
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
2M ago
Hello there. I'm relatively new to posting in here hope I am in the right place. I have just purchased a Dehydrater. Loving it so far made some Onion powder , breadcrumbs, herbs. Anyone have some tips or suggestions about Dehydrating. Thank you ..read more
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
2M ago
Hi everyone you can post your Recommended recipes here. (sampel)
Tollhouse cookies
Ingredients
115g cups of butter or margarine
50g granulated sugar
75g dark brown sugar
1 egg
1/2 TSP vanilla essence
125g flour
1/2 TSP Bicarbonate of soda
Pinch of salt
1 cup of chocolate chips
1/2 cups of walnuts chopped
Method
Preheat oven to 160C/350F grease two baking sheets. With an electric...
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Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
Hey everyone,
I stumbled upon something intriguing recently – Palm Beach Lemonade. It's got me curious! I've heard mixed opinions about it.
Some say it's a refreshing delight, while others claim it's too sweet or lacks tanginess. So, here's the big question: What's the deal with Palm Beach Lemonade?
I'm on a quest to uncover the truth behind this enigmatic beverage. Have you tried it?
What's your take? Is it worth the hype? And if you haven't, would you give it a shot ..read more
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
Read about freeze-dried food on this site and decided to give it a whirl. It's incredibly tasty. Thanks to the person who recommended it! Picked up some fruits and veggies from Freeze N Dried. The freeze-dried figs were out of this world! Their cherry tomatoes and Pickles slices are great for snacking while working ..read more
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
Hello everyone.
I recently tried making mayonnaise at home, and while it tasted good, the consistency wasn't quite right. It turned out a bit runny, and
I'm wondering if anyone has any tips or tricks to achieve that perfect creamy texture. I followed a basic recipe with eggs, oil, and mustard,
but I'm open to suggestions for variations or different methods. How do you make your homemade mayonnaise?
Any secret ingredients or specific techniques you swear by?
I'd love to hear your...
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Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
Beef jerky or dried flavoured beef is one of the best preserved foods man ever made and it's pretty healthy too.
This video shows my latest beef jerky creation Thai style beef jerky cause I like it hot and spicy ..read more
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
hi everyone.
i hope all are well
im looking for a tomato onion garlic and chilli chutney recipe
ive made one a few years ago which was great but i cant find the recipe i wrote down anywhere
if anyone has a recipe that would be great
thanks shep ..read more
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
a dressing i use on salads that adds a new twist on flavors, this recipe you can substitute the type of berry or even a fruit or the type /style of mustard. i have even experimented with this without the olive oil as a raspberry dressing for a chicken or turkey sandwich
Raspberry balsamic dressing
6 ounces fresh raspberries, washed (or frozen and thawed)
1 shallot, chopped fine
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar or red...
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Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
yes as it says a tomato jam this is sinfully good and you can vary any of the spices to taste experiment and enjoy ..read more
Self Sufficient Culture » Food - Cooking, Preserving & Fermentation
4M ago
G'day everyone!
Early this year I planned on cultivating 7 different chili plants. Well only 3 grew out but holy moly did those grew well and 2 produced so much I didn't even know where to put them anymore
1st plant was the odd supermarket chili:
purchased some to use and saved some seeds not caring about F1 or something like that. And they grew just amazingly well
ended up with 10 adult plants, 5 on my small balcony (2,50m x 1,27m) much too close to each other in a long...
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