• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

  • Privacy Policy

Multiculturiosity

Exploring food traditions through (mostly) healthy, gluten-free recipes, restaurants and travel

  • Recipes
    • Asian
    • African
    • American
    • Breads
    • Chinese
    • Canning and Preserves
    • Chicken & Poultry
    • Cooking With Booze
    • Desserts
    • Fish and Seafood
    • French
    • Fruit
    • Gluten-Free & Dairy-Free
    • Greek
    • Greens & Herbs
    • Honey & Maple Syrup
    • Indian
    • Italian
    • Japanese
    • Korean
    • Local
    • Main Dishes
    • Sides
    • Vegetarian
  • Restaurants
    • Fine Dining
    • Casual Dining
    • Gluten-Free & Gluten-Free Friendly
    • Vegetarian & Vegetarian-Friendly
  • My Montreal
  • About
  • Cookbooks I Love
  • Food & Travel Writing
  • Quarantine Cooking E-Book
  • 5à7 Podcast with Amie Watson

Canning and Preserves

Patience and Ginger Confit

November 3, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

Wines can take years to make and mature. Alcohol can take months to infuse. Pickles can take weeks to soften in brine... ...so 5 days for ginger confit should be nothing. It should be like getting to the end of one breath and instead of getting bored and moving on to your next … [Read more...] about Patience and Ginger Confit

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Desserts candied ginger, ginger confit, how to make ginger confit

A Peck of Pickled Peppers Not Picked By Peter

October 31, 2010 1 Comment

I'm not sure if that's actually what I meant to write or if it's just tactile stuttering because I can barely feel my fingers... It was a long bike ride from Jean-Talon this morning and the Tunisian dates and the bison rib didn't keep me warm from the inside out as I'd hoped. I … [Read more...] about A Peck of Pickled Peppers Not Picked By Peter

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Sides how to pickle peppers, pickled peppers

Vanilla Bean Green Gauge Plum Jam

October 15, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

These plums, I believe, are also called "Reine Claude". Claude must have loved them more than the purple ones. I can understand that. See, I bought vanilla beans... I went to Épices de Cru in Jean-Talon market and asked to smell the 7 kinds of vanilla beans they keep in large … [Read more...] about Vanilla Bean Green Gauge Plum Jam

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Fruit how to make jam, plum jam, vanilla bean green gauge plum jam, vanilla plum jam recipe

Another Chili Sauce (‘Rooster’ Style Sriracha Sauce), But This Time With Mold…Trust Me

October 8, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

THAT was a whole lot of slicing. The recipe didn't say anything about taking the seeds out, but I'm not into chilies for the pain; I'm in it for the flavour, so I stripped those seeds out, piece by piece. It took an age and I think a day later I still had chili pepper on my hands … [Read more...] about Another Chili Sauce (‘Rooster’ Style Sriracha Sauce), But This Time With Mold…Trust Me

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Vietnamese fermented chili paste, homemade chili paste, homemade hot sauce, rooster sauce recipe, sriracha hot sauce

My First Jam: Figs!

September 30, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

So maybe the title sounds a bit like a kid's story book ("My First Tooth"? I never read those...) but you could have given me a quarter and I couldn't have been any more excited than I already was. Figs are in season now! Not here, I know, but in California and in Greece. So … [Read more...] about My First Jam: Figs!

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Fruit canning 101, canning recipe, fig jam recipe, how to make jam, my first jam

I Pickled! Daikon Radish Threads and Easy Red Chilies

September 21, 2010 MissWattson 2 Comments

I feel like I'm one step closer to grandmother-hood. No, there is no man involved, or God forbid, children, but there is canning. I made my first canned things and if they don't get all mouldy in the next few weeks I'll feel an even great sense of accomplishment. So after an … [Read more...] about I Pickled! Daikon Radish Threads and Easy Red Chilies

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Chinese, Sides Beyond the great wall, daikon radish, pickled daikon radish recipe, pickled red chili peppers

Sticking Things In Cans (Well, jars, really…but it wasn’t such a “jarring” experience)

September 16, 2010 MissWattson 2 Comments

Today I learned to can. I'm a very strange girl in her 20's who obsesses about things such as canning. I've been trying to find someone to show me the wonders of this jar-art all summer. Well, I understand already how wonderful it is, so maybe more the intricacies of canning was … [Read more...] about Sticking Things In Cans (Well, jars, really…but it wasn’t such a “jarring” experience)

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Fruit canning, how to can, how to preserve, sticking things in cans, sticking things in jars

Wild Blueberry Sauce, Or Jam, Or Pie Filling

September 13, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

I bought “jam” blueberries from Jean-Talon market. They were the cheapest wild blueberries I’ve seen in the city - $7 for about as many cups. None of this crazy $35 a basket business. I come from Newfoundland where you go out and pick your own gosh-darn blueberries. You maybe buy … [Read more...] about Wild Blueberry Sauce, Or Jam, Or Pie Filling

All Recipes, Canning and Preserves, Desserts blueberry jam recipe, blueberry pie, blueberry pie filling recipe, wild blueberry sauce recipe

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 7
  • Page 8
  • Page 9

Primary Sidebar

Sign up for my newsletter and all the food (writing) will come to you!








Flashbacks:

pistachio-gelato-with-amareno-cherry-compote

Homogenizers, Pacojets, and Other Things You Only See Online

September 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment

You can … [Read More...] about Homogenizers, Pacojets, and Other Things You Only See Online

le-bon-vivant-montreal-jerk-chicken-quinoa

Le Bon Vivant: Little Burgundy’s Newest Neighbourhood Darling

June 15, 2015 By 1 Comment

The upside … [Read More...] about Le Bon Vivant: Little Burgundy’s Newest Neighbourhood Darling

Stir-Fried Okra with Sour Shallots

April 6, 2011 By MissWattson Leave a Comment

When I see … [Read More...] about Stir-Fried Okra with Sour Shallots

Toronto Tripping: Thai, Mexican and a Lot of Ice Cream

June 28, 2021 By MissWattson Leave a Comment

The … [Read More...] about Toronto Tripping: Thai, Mexican and a Lot of Ice Cream

Videos

April 2026
M T W T F S S
 12345
6789101112
13141516171819
20212223242526
27282930  
« Jan    

Archives

Tags

alice medrich amie watson aux vivres becky selengut best montreal restaurants best restaurants montreal bonnie stern chicken & poultry cooking classes montreal crudessence dairy-free gluten-free gluten-free montreal gluten-free restaurants montreal gluten free good fish hari nayak healthy vegetarian recipes heartsmart cooking how to make sushi jean-talon market lima lufa farms made with love modernist cuisine montreal montreal en lumiere montreal farmers markets montreal gazette montreal highlights festival montreal restaurants montreal restaurant week my indian kitchen natural wine oenopole peru plenty raspipav rezin sustainable seafood montreal toque! toronto vegan vegan restaurants montreal yotam ottolenghi

Copyright © 2026 · Daily Dish Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in