Inside/À l'intérieur :
The weaving looms became harp for a play...
Les métiers à tisser se sont transformés en harpes l'histoire d'un spectacle...
My friend Sarah has a great tutorial on her blog.
Mon amie Sarah a un excellent tutoriel sur son blog.
The girls absolutely loved it. They came back to it many times today.
Les filles ont vraiment adoré ce projet. Elles y sont revenues plusieurs fois aujourd'hui.
Our favorite hemp crackers
3 cups rolled oats
2 cups spelt
2 t salt
1 cup water
1 cup hemp hearts
1 T cane sugar (I omitted it this time)
2/3 cup organic canola oil
Caraway or sesame seeds to sprinkle on
1. Mix dry ingredients.
2. Emulsify water and oil
3. Knead and then divide the dough in half
4. Roll out on 2 cookie sheets with paper
5. Sprinkle with salt and with sesame seeds
6. Roll lightly again - mark squares
7. Place one sheet at a time in preheated oven 400 F and bake for 25 minutes.
After 25 minutes turn off but leave crackers in the oven for another 5-10
minute.
8. Watch carefully because they burn easily
Those are delicious sugar free orange and dates muffins
3 cups whole wheat flour
2 t baking soda
2 t baking powder
1/2 t salt
Mix well.
In a food processor or blender, combine:
2 oranges, diced, WITH their skin
1 cup orange juice or water
2 eggs
1 cup sunflower or canola oil
1 cup chopped dates
Add to the dry ingredients. Cook at 375 F 20 minutes.
Voici de délicieux muffins à l'orange et aux dattes sans sucre
3 tasses farine de blé entier
2 c. thé soda
2 c. thé poudre à pâte
1/2 c. thé sel
Bien mélanger.
Dans un robot culinaire ou un mélangeur, combiner :
2 oranges, en dés, AVEC la pelure
1 tasse de jus d'orange ou d'eau
2 oeufs
1 tasse d'huile de tournesol ou de canola
1 tasse de dattes en morceaux
Ajouter aux ingrédients secs. Cuire à 375 F 20 minutes.
brrrr le temps est pareil chez nous ... la neige en moins (enfin pour le moment).
ReplyDeleteIl fait bien meilleur auprès du feu !
C'est très joli ces tissages, elle vont fabriquer quelque chose avec ?
Ps : je veux bien la recette des crakers en français s'il te plait Merci
A bientot
The loom looks great! Edie would love that. I'm so going to try that cracker recipe too. Your home is so cozy :)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog. It is so lovely and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such wonderful recipes here Catherine! As soon as I get my life back together after this re-model project I'm going to bake and knit and do all the things I enjoy....can't wait! I hope you're enjoying the snow, and the good times indoors!
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sara
I haven't been commenting lately, but have certainly been reading! Today I was going to search google for a good cracker recipe...thank you for posting yours just in time to save me from wasting away hours online! :) I love the loom, by the way, almost as much as the I love seeing the sweet little hands that use it.
ReplyDeleteHello Amy, I am glad you found me! I am going to visit your blog too!
ReplyDeleteKathy and Sara, the crackers are great! We love them around here!
Cypress, it's good to hear from you again! Glad to hear you have been reading the blog! You are such a sweetheart! I love and appreciate all your comments on the forum!
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i wonder what hemp hearts are! i have wanted to make crackers for a long time. and on your other post, what is that show your friends put on for you? it looks pretty elaborate and special! AND i like the weaving! nice....
ReplyDeleteHeather, hemp hearts are hemp seeds. Our friends are so amazing, they really are into theater and shows. The dad is so funny. They put up a circus show for us! It was so great!
ReplyDeletecatherine, we cooked these muffins, they are delicious, thankyou! :) cooking the hemp crackers today, NT eating/cooking also going very well :) xxx
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