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Soups
  Salads
  Pasta
  Vegetables
  Fish
  Poultry
  Meat
  Wild Game
  Sweets
  Brunch or Luncheon Dishes
  Odds & Ends
  Sour Dough
  Other Breads ETC
  New Italian Sauce Recipes

  New Lower Fat Recipes
  Slow Cooker Recipes

  Entertaining Ideas

  Table of Contents

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Odds & Ends

White Sangria
Clarified Butter (Ghee)
Dried Lemon or Orange Peel
Brandied Fruit
Cherries in White Rum
Dried Mushrooms
Brined Grape Leaves
Home Made Ricotta Cheese
Home Made Mozarella Cheese
Orange Flavored Olives
Lemon-Lavender Marmalade
Home Cured Olives
Citrus Roses

Order Crinella Wines

2005 Sauvignon Blanc
2005 Glissando


Dried Mushrooms
Mushroom picking in the Sonoma countryside was a favorite pastime of ours when we were children. Sometimes Ramona still does it, although we usually have mushrooms from Petaluma Mushroom Farm. If you are interested in learning how to pick wild mushrooms the best thing to do is take a course which teaches you how to know the deadly ones.

If you have more mushrooms that you can use for the moment, you can dry them. You can not only use the dried mushrooms in the usual ways in soups, and sauces, but you can also grind the musrooms into powder and use it as thickening in sauces instead of flour for a more complex flavor in other dishes.

Mushrooms
  • Wash and slice mushrooms in even slices and put in the oven at 175 degrees until dry.
  • When all moisture is gone store in a tightly closed container.
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