I have been there and done that. This morning I made some NT root beer and made the flourless almond cake (which I think is delicious).
I guess the key is put sticky post it notes on the pages you are working from...if you do decide to work on several recipes at once!
gather your ingredients that you will need for that recipe together so you won't make the mistake of putting the wrong ingredient in.
I find the timer helps me, especially when you have to simmer something...or whatnot!
I get excited and want to try to make everything at once, when I really should space myself..
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.I mean the ginger carrots have to ferment for a couple of days so it's not like you have to make them in time for dinner that night....right?
The nuts are fairly easy....you soak em...then bake on low for like 12 hrs.
I havent tried to make the sourdough...I think that project would talk alot more time..so I would do that one day and leave the rest for another day.
I am not an expert at NT, but I am babystepping too.
THese are recipes I have made maybe we can compare
Cherry chutney
gingered carrots
mayo
saurkraut
alomd flourless cake
rootbeer
stock (both beef and chicken)
roasted alomds
roasted pine nuts
roasted cashews
butter
egg yolk for baby
cabbage
I think that's it.....
I would love to try my hand at kombacha. I used to get my whey (liquid form) from a c-op but the co-op closed and there isn't one near by. I am wondering if the powdered kind from the health food store would work for the lacto fermenting? Do you know?
I have beef heart in my freezer that I want to make kabobs out of.