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Topping Juice of 1 medium lemon 3 T raw honey or agave nectar ½ C olive oil ½ C ground almonds Place all ingredients in a blender or food processor and blend well. This cake recipe was inspired by a similar recipe in the book Eating Without Heating. Big Red Kitchen: How to Make Mason Jar Meals: Part 1. Last week I placed the following photo on Big Red Kitchen’s FaceBook Page and received an overwhelming amount of requests on how I made these Mason Jar Meals. I aim to please… How many of you have poured over the web looking at this photo or that wishing it was your house, or pantry, or wardrobe, or garden? I do it all the time. It is so easy to click through Pinterest and say, “I wish I had that.” I have always wanted my refrigerator to look like that photo up there because I was tired of… 1. With a little work I made it happen. I have done those once a month cooking marathons in the past and hated it.
What was different this time? Ready to start? Purchase and lay out all the food you are going to prepare, and wash and dry your jars and lids. Next, start cooking. Tips on Cooking 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Hints on Filling the Jars 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Now it is YOUR turn. Related Post:How to Make Mason Jar Meals: Part 2- the recipes! See you tomorrow.
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