I'd love to read the rant about how being choosy about foods is a privilege. Which it is, but when it comes to a small child, it's their basic make-up to distrust new foods, and since we live in a society with a huge variety of available foods there will be some which are inevitably rejected. And no one really wants to experiment with starving their child so they'd eat any food possible. :/
Good luck with your quest. You can also get coffee in paper bags (whole or ground) from Cardew's in the covered market.
For bread, try a no-knead bread recipe? I use a no-knead pizza dough which is ace and takes very little hands-on time.
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Date: 2014-07-02 09:46 pm (UTC)Good luck with your quest. You can also get coffee in paper bags (whole or ground) from Cardew's in the covered market.
For bread, try a no-knead bread recipe? I use a no-knead pizza dough which is ace and takes very little hands-on time.