Today for thanksgiving we made Turkey of course, Chestnut stuffing, Dinner rolls, Pumpkin Pies, Peach Pie, Scalloped Potatoes, and Mashed Potatoes. the rolls with are made from are homemade bred dough
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Mushroom and clam spaghetti
Tonight my dad made mushroom and clam spaghetti and home made rolls .To make the rolls you need .........................
six and a half cups of flour
one and a half tablespoons of yeast
one and a half tablespoons of salt
three cups of water
you have to put the water in a tuber ware container then add the yeast mix it around until there are no more lumps then add the salt and mix it around not for very long then add the flour until it completely mixed put the cover on loosely for 2 to 5 hours then put it in the fridge .And thats how you make the bred dough
Meghann the chef
six and a half cups of flour
one and a half tablespoons of yeast
one and a half tablespoons of salt
three cups of water
you have to put the water in a tuber ware container then add the yeast mix it around until there are no more lumps then add the salt and mix it around not for very long then add the flour until it completely mixed put the cover on loosely for 2 to 5 hours then put it in the fridge .And thats how you make the bred dough
Meghann the chef
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
home raised ham
Last night we had home raised ham that was covered in rosemary and garlic and cooked in a pot with celery and carrots . When it was done he took the celery and carrots and made sauce with it. Then he made mashed potatoes when he was done with that he cut the ham in to little slices and mixed it all together . It was sooooooooo good
The life and times of Meghann the chef
The life and times of Meghann the chef
Friday, September 3, 2010
twins
today we went to a place called Twins bakery and cafe and had scones i thought they were really good but my sister did not. We got two blueberry one cinnamon and one cranberry orange.
the life and times of Meghann the chef
the life and times of Meghann the chef
Thursday, September 2, 2010
About My Life as a Homeschooler
Hello,
My name is Meghann DiPietro. I love to cook, I love animals, and I love to play soccer. I am making this blog because I want to share the recipes that I, and my dad cook. I am 11 years old and have two sisters. I live on a farm (hence the "I love animals"), and cook with my father as much as possible. Altogether we have 50 animals and this is helpful in my love for cooking because some of them we raise for meat. I hope that whoever reads my blog will share their favorite recipes with me!
The Life and Times of Meghann the Chef! :)
My name is Meghann DiPietro. I love to cook, I love animals, and I love to play soccer. I am making this blog because I want to share the recipes that I, and my dad cook. I am 11 years old and have two sisters. I live on a farm (hence the "I love animals"), and cook with my father as much as possible. Altogether we have 50 animals and this is helpful in my love for cooking because some of them we raise for meat. I hope that whoever reads my blog will share their favorite recipes with me!
The Life and Times of Meghann the Chef! :)
The Eggplant Thing
Tonight for dinner my father made an eggplant dip. This dip consisted of: one red bell pepper, one red onion, two large eggplants, and a homemade sesame seed paste. The fist step of making this dip was roasting all of the vegetables, then to make the paste. Next he pureed it all together, and baked it on 400 for 45 mins.
To go along with our eggplant dip my dad baked fresh baguettes made from our home made bread dough that we make a couple times a week.
The eggplant dip was very good and brought out the flavor of the bread really well. Unfortunately I am not a big fan of eggplant. :P
The Life and Times of Meghann the Chef!
To go along with our eggplant dip my dad baked fresh baguettes made from our home made bread dough that we make a couple times a week.
The eggplant dip was very good and brought out the flavor of the bread really well. Unfortunately I am not a big fan of eggplant. :P
The Life and Times of Meghann the Chef!
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