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My favorite so far. Bravo Murphers.Juniper, Sage, and Fennel Goat Stew
Judging by the fantastic response Tasters mate you have been handed a poisoned chalice. NB I have your 6I've been looking at recipes using juniper berries, and now I'm mad I'm the judge and not the cook!
I agree: this is going to be tricky. TastyReuben: 24 entries as of today! I would never have expected so many.Judging by the fantastic response Tasters mate you have been handed a poisoned chalice. NB I have your 6
I know! I half-expected to be asked to reconsider when I first suggested it. Goes to show what a wonderfully eclectic group we have here!I agree: this is going to be tricky. TastyReuben: 24 entries as of today! I would never have expected so many.
There are so many great recipes that I have decide to mail order juniper berries. I emptied 1 standard-sized spice jar for my 2 recipes...that was $5.99 for 1.3 ounces. I ran out of gin (oops!) so I bought another jar so I can make more. Paying $5.99 for a one-off recipe isn't bad, but since I know I'll be making more things, this is getting expensive! The following bag cost me $10:I know! I half-expected to be asked to reconsider when I first suggested it. Goes to show what a wonderfully eclectic group we have here!
There are so many great recipes that I have decide to mail order juniper berries. I emptied 1 standard-sized spice jar for my 2 recipes...that was $5.99 for 1.3 ounces. I ran out of gin (oops!) so I bought another jar so I can make more. Paying $5.99 for a one-off recipe isn't bad, but since I know I'll be making more things, this is getting expensive! The following bag cost me $10:
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I'll be doing my best not to let my personal (dis)taste of an ingredient stand in the way of recognizing the overall creativity of our participating chefs.