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Video: How To Make Your Own Peanut Butter

August 16, 2014Filed in: Photos & Video by Mike Shubbuck

Video: How to make your own peanut butter

Do you have peanuts? A food processor? Two minutes of your life to spare? It may just be time to make your own homemade peanut butter. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kqpD_2sG6A]

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Recipe: Bean Sprout Ponzu Salad

June 6, 2014Filed in: Food by Mike Shubbuck

Bean Sprout Ponzu Salad

The other day Tara and I stopped by a sushi restaurant and were served a bean sprout salad. Although we did not ask what was inside of it, we put together this recipe based on what we thought it could have been made out of. You can always buy ponzu from the store, but I Read Post

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Recipe: Homemade Vegetable Broth

May 18, 2014Filed in: Food by Mike Shubbuck

Homemade Veggie Broth

Soup has become a staple in our diet. Somewhere between Singapore, Thailand, or Cambodia, we realized that every third meal we were eating was a soup. Now that we have returned home, the frequency of our soup eating has continued. Since we eat so much soup, vegetable stock has become a valuable commodity in our house. Grocery stores Read Post

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Coachella Camping Hacks

March 12, 2014Filed in: Travel Planning by Mike Shubbuck

Sunset at Coachella

Camping at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Annual Festival in Indio, California is often labeled a rite of passage for first-year festival attendees. The party does not end the second the last band leaves the main stage every night; there is something kinetic about the rowdy crowd. Campsite dance floors blast music hours after Read Post

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Baking Recipe: Pear Cranberry Ginger Pie

December 20, 2013Filed in: Food by Mike Shubbuck

Pear Cranberry Ginger Pie

I prefer to cook than bake. I look at a recipe and feel like I can improvise more when it comes to cooking on a stove than in an oven. The creative side of my brain works better when something calls for a pinch or a dash versus exact measurements, temperatures, and times. So when Read Post

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