I need to run to the shops and grab some oreos…
anyone have a favourite recipe for a peach sour cream muffin or coffee cake? or cranberry? or really any kind of fruit with a sour cream baked component?
Did you find one? I have an obscene amount of peaches right now and they won’t all become jam. You’ve inspired me to make a coffee cake to have while jam-making but I don’t have a recipe.
We had some discussion in @noodle 's journal, and I went with
it is an utterly absurd amount of crumb, and we loved it.
Thanks! I’ll give it a look.
I made it the evening before as suggested, and that worked out well. I didn’t do the wedges nicely laid out on the cake, I just chopped up peaches, mixed it as directed, and did a full layer. I used 4 peaches, but not all of them fit.
I have 4 fresh artichokes! Hit me with your recipes!
I just steam them and dip the leaves & heart in lemon butter with fresh cracked pepper. The best way to eat an artichoke imo.
Yeah I was gonna say steam and dip. I like Mayo with garlic powder or butter with garlic.
Good to know! I’ve never gotten them fresh before and I’m really excited! Do you think I could do it in a traditional dumpling steamer? Or how do you do it?
Like this:
I’m a heathen. I cut off the stems. Place each one stem down in a pot. Add 1 inch water. Put on stove, cover, bring to simmer. Simmer until you can easily pull a leaf off.
I will follow you into chaos. AND THERE SHALL BE BUTTER!!! !!! !!!
You get me.
I do it a similar way, but I start off trimming most of the ends, then place it in a pot with white wine instead of water, and steam/simmer it in the wine. SOOO good. Dip in garlic butter.
I’m seeing a trend. And I’m beginning to suspect people like artichokes in the way they like lobster: as a vehicle for butter. I’m not mad at it.
@Economista why do you trim the ends?
Oh yeah I trim as well. Just so you don’t have the barbs to poke you. Depends on the variety though how sharp they are.
Ah ok, so it doesn’t affect cooking? Just nicer to eat?
Yep! I like to steam in my instant pot. Save the water to make an iced artichoke tea if you’re a weirdo like my husband also I slightly pry the leaves apart and rinse before cooking.
Oh hell yeah, that sounds like my style of weird. I’m in!
Artichoke tea is delicious, ngl.