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Ask the Internet Whats Not Worth Doing Home made
Q: There are something that are just *not* worth the time. For me, that includes homemade noodles and gnocchi. Homemade bread is a treat. Perhaps and interesting ask-the-audience: What is not worth doing home-made?
A: Loooove this one. Heres what I do:
Worth it: marinades, rubs, spice mixes, salad dressings and vinaigrette, all baked goods, most dips, soup, gnocchi. (That last one is subjective, but I love the stuff, you can make a ton at once, and it keeps forever in the fridge.)
Not worth it: pasta, crackers, bread (We dont eat bread fast enough, and crackers and pasta take soooo long.)
Up for grabs: pasta sauce, chicken stock, salsa (I make them all from scratch when I can, but we use them so frequently, I usually just buy pre-assembled.)
Readers, what about you? What do you make from scratch? What just isnt worth the effort?
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Ask the Internet Whats Not Worth Doing Home made
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Todays question comes from Laura and Karen L., who brought it up in the comment section of last Wednesdays Triangle of Compromise post. Its a really solid one.Q: There are something that are just *not* worth the time. For me, that includes homemade noodles and gnocchi. Homemade bread is a treat. Perhaps and interesting ask-the-audience: What is not worth doing home-made?
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| From Cyclone Bill |
Worth it: marinades, rubs, spice mixes, salad dressings and vinaigrette, all baked goods, most dips, soup, gnocchi. (That last one is subjective, but I love the stuff, you can make a ton at once, and it keeps forever in the fridge.)
Not worth it: pasta, crackers, bread (We dont eat bread fast enough, and crackers and pasta take soooo long.)
Up for grabs: pasta sauce, chicken stock, salsa (I make them all from scratch when I can, but we use them so frequently, I usually just buy pre-assembled.)
Readers, what about you? What do you make from scratch? What just isnt worth the effort?
Want to ask the interweb a question? Post one in the comment section, or write to Cheaphealthygood@gmail.com. Then, tune in next Tuesday for an answer/several answers from the good people of the World Wide Net.
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