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Roasted Red Pepper Penne
I promise that I am showing you the 4th post (in a row) full of red food with good reason. As a self-proclaimed tomato sauce hater, I’ve just about had enough. Enough tomatoes, enough sauce, enough chili… enough enough enough. I have two giant tubs of chili frozen in my freezer, and at this rate I’m hoping they will stay edible for two full years. But at any rate, I did manage to make this pasta dish last week for dinner that I’ve been dying to share with you, red or not. You won’t find me eating raw peppers anytime soon, but I do really love them roasted on top of things like pizza and pasta. We have especially been loving roasted reds lately. And I got in on this too when I started slicing squares of fontina and topping them with the peppers then laying both on buttered toast. All you need to do is throw the peppers under your broiler, char them ’til black, then stuff them in a ziplock bag and let them do their thing. Roasted Red Pepper Penne serves 4 2 large red peppers
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Don't let your dutch oven gather dust! Find tips and recipes for cooking with a dutch oven. 1-10 of 567 Results Dutch Oven Peach Cobbler Video | Paula's Home Cooking | Paula Deen | (03:41) This peach cobbler is easy enough for family, special enough for company.
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17 Clever Food Hacks You Need to Try - XEN life
Everybody loves foods. Whether they are the healthy and sumptuous looking homemade meals or fresh and thirst quenching fruits or those sinful and fat laden favourites, nobody will be able to forgo it. So we eat, but why not make everything easy? For this article we will be seeing some food hacks which will be life changing and will be diet friendly (just ignore the bacon and other diet killer, that is, if you can). Use dental floss to cut soft foods. via HuffingtonPost Dental floss is great to make perfect cut for cakes, cheese, rolls, burrito and other soft solid foods. For a note though, use some unscented floss for the slicing if you don’t want your food to taste like, er, your newly flossed teeth. 2. via MSN UK Well, I know you know how hard it is to remove those nasty egg shells that somehow managed to get on the bowl after you crack the eggs. 3. via recipebyphoto First, breathe in and breathe out. 4. via whatthedogate 5. via melissalonie 6. via cookinglight 7. via jameseastwood 8. 9. 10.
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DIY 275 Gallon Rainwater Collection
I recently helped my father install a 275 gallon rainwater collection system. The system is based on an industrial 275 gallon container, known as an IBC. You can buy them used, or if you really look around, you can even find them for free. One problem with typical rain-barrels is that they can only collect 55 gallons. This rain storage container collects FIVE times that volume, while not taking up all that much more space than a single rain-barrel. In my area, you can buy used IBCs through Craigslist for about $85 each. Instead of buying them, I found a local bottler who throws them out, because they are plastic containers WITHOUT the metal cages. After washing the container out well, it is ready to be repurposed for rainwater collection. Besides the water container, this project requires other materials, including: Lets get started. EDIT: July 2013, we updated this to TRIPLE the capacity, raised the containers, and made them look really nice.
