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About this blog: I've been attracted to food for good and bad reasons for many years. From eating disorder to east coast culinary school, food has been my passion, profession & nemesis. I've been a sugar addict, a 17-year vegetarian, a food and en...  (More)

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Sriracha Salt

Uploaded: Dec 9, 2022

Ack! You still need gifts. How about a homemade gift this year?

Here’s an easy and delicious recipe from the UC Cooperative Extension Master Food Preserver program – Sriracha Salt. Make ahead, easy storage, and everyone loves the spice on popcorn or sprinkled onto meats and tofu.

Join the mailing list for notices of all online Cooperative Extension programs which can be enjoyed from your own home. Classes are one hour and free, but registration is required. Stay tuned for the new 2023 schedule.










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