Life is Amazing…
Saskatoon Berry Soup on Bannock ...makes Zantoon Trifle! an Invented Name One of the women at the Cree language lesson I attended - where I got to eat this amazingly delicious dessert - invented the word Zantoon as I was photographing the food. I explained the pics were for the blog, and that I was going... Continue Reading →
...with blueberry cornbread on the side. This started out as soup, and ended up as a pasta dish when I asked the man who eats my cooking to go to the store to get some pasta. I wanted something small, like orzo, or pasta mista, something tiny, that would cook up to the same size... Continue Reading →
If I bake a salmon, unless I have a big crowd to help eat it, there's always tons left over. Chowder is the easiest way to deal with it. But if there's a lot of meat, and it's gotten over cooked, or for some reason, a bit dry (too long in the freezer!!) I'll make this... Continue Reading →
Alison Amazed 