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emiliebush.bsky.social
I had an idea last night.
I tried it this morning.

It's easy. It's keto. It's buttery.

You may now applaud.

#KetoBeautiful
#butter
#ketoSky
#airfryer
#cookingsky
#experimentalcooking
May 28, 2025 at 2:00 PM
freewaydiva.bsky.social
I'm braising a rabbit in my Schlemmertopf, and my house smells amazing, rn. I 100% made up the recipe, riffing on a thing I do for beef and venison, so we'll see how it goes! If it's terrible, I'll just turn it into ragu. #foodislove #experimentalcooking
February 5, 2025 at 2:24 PM
emiliebush.bsky.social
It's pretty close to a Keto Marshmallow
#KetoBeautiful
#ketoSky
#ExperimentalCooking
#cookingsky
#keto
#s'more
June 2, 2025 at 1:11 AM
culinavetus.bsky.social
As promised, here is my attempt at recreating a chicken soup from 1547. It is really quite good.

www.culina-vetus.de/2025/10/25/m...

#culinaryhistory #foodhistory #earlymodern #experimentalcooking
Photo of a plate of soup, arranged for photography. The light beige, opaque soup with pieces of chicken visible in it is served in a wooden plate. A wooden spoon rests on its rim, a cut bread roll and an embroidered napkin surround it. White linen serves as the background and we can just see, in the top left corner, that it is in fact a folded sheet and the whole thing is advertising. We actually ate it with rice, from colourful porcelain plates. Chicken broth. The picture shows the inside of a pot with a deep amber liquid. This is what the broth came out looking like before I turned it into soup. The same pot as the previous image, but here the broth has been used to make almond milk, so it is now opaque and whitish.
October 25, 2025 at 8:13 PM
poetriesbound.bsky.social
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#cooking #FoodLab #KitchenExperiments #FoodScience #ExperimentalCooking

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Fizzy milk
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April 13, 2026 at 7:27 PM
culinavetus.bsky.social
No new recipe today, just trying out a familiar one from the #15th-century. Happy New Year 2025, everybody!

#culinaryhistory #oldrecipes #experimentalcooking #medieval #Germancuisine #history #middleages #fish #reenactment

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The cooked fish - you can see a bit of the spice and herb mixture clinging to it. The picture shows pieces of fish and brown bread arranged on a wooden plate. A dollop of mustard is visible in the two o'clock position.
December 31, 2024 at 6:13 PM