Sep 10, 2012

The Last Set

Filed under: Home,Recipes — Tags: , , , , — Kay @ 9:09 am

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Thanks for entering, everyone! Random.org gave me #78 and that’s Molly. Please, shoot me a line via the contact form in my website, and we’ll get you the bags a.s.a.p!

“The last set“, sounds pretty dramatic, doesn’t it? I kinda like it. But anyway, I managed to get my hands on one last set of burlap storage bags. Yay!

Will come in handy now that autumn’s in the air—at least here it is—and well, autumn calls for heavier food. Lots of potatoes, onions, stews, casseroles and soups in my near future. Looking forward to it.

In your future, too? Great, because now you get to store them in trendy bags that absorb moisture and allow airflow to help you achieve the maximum shelf life. Don’t they look great?

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“What’s the first real autumn dish you’ll be cooking this year?”
 

No entries after Wednesday September 12, and only one entry per person, please!

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    106 Comments

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    1. 101

      Chicken soup… an oldie but goodie

      ktlovespie on Sep 12, 2012 @ 2:46 am
    2. 102

      I have already made my first autumn dish – stew.  Turned out pretty tasty if I do say so myself.

      Paule-Marie on Sep 12, 2012 @ 5:07 am
    3. 103

      I think I’m going to make an Apple Strudel, we have so many apples right now and it’s getting colder, so a dessert from the oven sounds good.

      Vera on Sep 12, 2012 @ 3:53 pm
    4. 104

      Boletus mushrooms with cream sauce and mashed potatoes. Simple and delicious Lithuanian dish :)

      Kamilr on Sep 12, 2012 @ 8:36 pm
    5. 105

      Hesperollekes! Met lekker veel kaassaus én goeie puree :).

      Sharon on Sep 12, 2012 @ 9:23 pm
    6. 106

      I have been waiting for it to cool down here in Alabama so I can enjoy trying a new recipe on your site, the Austrian Goulash Soup.  I often make a German style Goulash served with noodles so I thought this was interesting with the potatoes in it.

      Maryln on Sep 12, 2012 @ 9:25 pm
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