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About Salts Kitchen

I write. I eat. And I cook. I write about what I cook and eat. I love finding new foods, being inspired to make something I've never made, and most of all I love feeding other people things that they have never tried before. I like disproving myths about food and what it means to eat well, to eat healthy, often on a budget, and for some of us- to eat with a bunch of food allergies (and still eat well!).

Best Shortbread Two Ways: Espresso Chocolate and Salted Lemon Rosemary

At the 11th hour I noticed this month’s Gluten Free Ratio Rally: shortbread. Awhile back I made my favorite Bundt Cake for the ratio rally and decided what a wonderful opportunity to push myself again. Time to be creative and … Continue reading

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Pumpkin Bread…Another Way

I love all things pumpkin. I miss my mother’s pumpkin bread so much. There’s no replacing it. I tried with this version awhile back. I love it, but I’ve been working and working towards getting a texture that reflects more … Continue reading

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Chewy Chewy Chocolate Ginger Cookies (Paleo)

How I love chewy cookies. These are a really simple, no mess, high-protein and no sugar treat. This recipe is adapted from Hallie Klecker‘s Chocolate Ginger Cookies posted on The Balanced Platter. I’m again trying to cut out sugar but … Continue reading

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City Guide’s Gluten-Free Friendly Options from Enfield to Brentwood

If you’re out and about during SXSW and you want to avoid the chaos of Downtown and even East Austin these days (gone are the days when East was the quiet refuge to west of I-35), head west to the … Continue reading

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City Guide to Gluten-Free Picks in East Austin

It’s time again for the Austin Food Blogger Alliance’s City Guide. I’m checking in on those gluten-free-friendly spots that both you AND your gluten-full friends will enjoy. Here are my picks from I-35 to Ed Bluestein and everything east in … Continue reading

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Blood Orange and Cardamom Simple Syrup

There are two ways you can make this delicious concoction and so many uses for it. You can make the orange cake with blood oranges and save the cooking liquid, or you can skip the cake and go straight for … Continue reading

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Tamarind Rubbed Chicken Thighs (with sweet potatoes and onion)

I can eat roast chicken pretty much everyday. I love the crisped skin and how easy you can mix up an entire meal with a variety of herbs, spices, and sides: salt and pepper, lemon and rosemary, cumin and coriander. … Continue reading

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Cranberry Breakfast Cake

Yes, cake for breakfast. I’ve been calling this bready-moist-torte-cake-creation all sorts of different names and all of my taste-testers came up with nothing better than, “cranberry goodness”. It’s cake but it’s not very sweet; it’s the texture of spoon bread … Continue reading

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Extra Lemony Lemon Cake

This is a very rich and dense lemony creation. Lemon cake, lemon frosting, and lemon curd. All in one. If you like lemon, this one is for you. It took awhile to create just what I had in my head, … Continue reading

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Beet and Carrot “Slaw”

You may have noticed the beautifully bright red salad atop my black bean burger lunches this week. In order to keep myself entertained with my food, I like to fill my plate with a variety of options. By adding this … Continue reading

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