Recipe Organization: Grains
Apr. 27th, 2009 10:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
livingdebI have been working on my boring goals to fix stuff.
How exciting is it that I got some more file folders?
These allowed me to split up my recipe hanging file on "breads" into biscuits; corn bread and other grains; garlic bread, toast, and pizza; muffins; pancakes; quick breads; yeast breads; and other breads (tortillas, bagels).
And I was able to split up my "other grains" file into cereal (granola, oatmeal, breakfast bars); dressing, stuffing, and savory bread pudding; pasta; rice; and other grains (grits, polenta).
Then I decided to file my "vegetarian main dishes" by protein source: beans and lentils; cheese and other dairy; eggs; nuts and peanuts; tofu; and other.
Actually, something exciting did happen. I found my long-lost recipe for Jack's mom's vegetarian meatloaf. I'm not sure that I'll be able to find all the ingredients or even that I'll quite understand what to do with them once I find them, but I quite enjoyed that meatloaf out of her fridge that one day and have high hopes.
How exciting is it that I got some more file folders?
These allowed me to split up my recipe hanging file on "breads" into biscuits; corn bread and other grains; garlic bread, toast, and pizza; muffins; pancakes; quick breads; yeast breads; and other breads (tortillas, bagels).
And I was able to split up my "other grains" file into cereal (granola, oatmeal, breakfast bars); dressing, stuffing, and savory bread pudding; pasta; rice; and other grains (grits, polenta).
Then I decided to file my "vegetarian main dishes" by protein source: beans and lentils; cheese and other dairy; eggs; nuts and peanuts; tofu; and other.
Actually, something exciting did happen. I found my long-lost recipe for Jack's mom's vegetarian meatloaf. I'm not sure that I'll be able to find all the ingredients or even that I'll quite understand what to do with them once I find them, but I quite enjoyed that meatloaf out of her fridge that one day and have high hopes.