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Friday, February 26, 2010

Big Borscht

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Big Borscht is in the "Grow Your Own" Round-Up hosted by House of Annie. Here's something a little more seasonal, a root arou...
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Baja Minnesota

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It's not that we don't enjoy the traditional foods of winter, the braises, the stews, the soul-satisfying soups that simmer a long a...
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Thursday, February 18, 2010

A Bit of Winter Green

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It's become something of an annual tradition that on a sunny day in February, when the cabin fever is running high, I put the dogs in th...
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Book Drawing Winners Announced

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So I finally got around to drawing for the book giveaway I offered last month, and of the folks who entered by sharing one or more of their ...
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Chicken Noodle Soup, "Comme Chez Nous"

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I guess one knows that one does not approach cooking in the typical American way when one delights in dealing with lamb tongue and kidney, y...
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Monday, February 8, 2010

Pop Pop Pop

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And now for something completely different. There's been a lot of meat in these pages lately, organs, even--livers and kidneys and tongu...
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Absolutely Offal

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Here's a gallery of innards, what we did with the kidneys, liver, heart, and tongue of our Sheepy Hollow lamb. Deviled kidneys after Fer...
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Trout Caviar is an online journal that celebrates local, seasonal foods and the people who grow, raise, make, sell, cook and savor them. Our local foods are those that come from Minnesota and Wisconsin, but we're devotees of authentic flavors wherever they arise. I'm Brett Laidlaw and I write the text and take the photos seen here. My co-conspirator in this endeavor is Mary Eckmeier, wife, Pastry Goddess, Plate-Licker, Soup-Smiler. We used to run a home-based farmers market bakery called Real Bread, currently in hiatus. Bide-A-Wee, that's our tiny off-grid cabin on 20 rustic acres in beautiful northern Dunn County, Wisconsin.
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