Author Archives: Kelly Kaeding

Pork & Cabbage Dumplings

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: February 10, 2013

This is the classic Chinese dumpling, loosely based on the recipe of Ben Wang – Burlington’s own master dumpling maker. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture. I guess I will have to make them again soon so I can. Oh, too bad! Makes 50 or so 2 cups Napa cabbage, sliced finely and chopped […]

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Vegetarian Lemongrass Dumplings

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: February 10, 2013

Vietnam meet Thailand in these mouth pleasures. Makes 30. For this recipe, you will need a steamer basket of some kind. A simple collapsible steamer basket will do. Alternatively, you can get a bamboo or stainless steamer at an Asian market. Mix in medium bowl: 1 block tofu, broken or cut into small pieces ¼ […]

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Carolyn Sawin, Craniosacral Therapist

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: February 9, 2013

Contact information: 802-881-9553  csawin9@hotmail.com Introducing another new colleague, Carolyn Sawin. I am very excited to have craniosacral therapy at 161 North Street. Carolyn Sawin is a certified craniosacral therapist who has practiced craniosacral therapy since 1999. As a healer, her goal is to assist clients in achieving greater health at the physical, emotional, and spiritual […]

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Shrimp Shu Mai with Ginger-Soy Dipping Sauce

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: January 29, 2013

Makes 30. For this recipe, you will need a steamer basket of some kind. A simple collapsible steamer basket will do. Alternatively, you can get a bamboo or stainless steamer at an Asian market. Mix in medium bowl 16 ounces shrimp, raw, peeled and chopped finely 1 can water chestnuts, minced 1 T finely grated […]

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Basic Introduction to Essential Oils (Aromatherapy)

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 16, 2012

Sunday, November 4, 2012    2:00-4:00 presented by Lisa Ecker & Kori Gelinas This event will be held at the Vermont Center for Acupuncture & Wellness. In this introductory class we will briefly talk about the origins and history of Aromatherapy. We will discuss how Essential Oils are extracted and the methods used. You will also […]

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Slow Cooked Apple Butter

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 16, 2012

I made two batches in my slow cooker. The first with a ton of sugar and the second with maple syrup and honey. They are both delicious. I cooked the sugary one longer and it came out thicker. Apple Butter one 16 apples, peeled and sliced 3 cups sugar 3/4 cup apple cider 2 T […]

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Okra and Onions Braised with Spices and Tomato

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 3, 2012

Masala Bhindi I cannot think of anything I would rather do with okra than make this. If I get eggplant from my CSA, look out! Kelly is making Indian food tonight. Get the spices measured out and ready, then Heat: 2 T ghee or coconut oil Saute: 1 large onion, finely chopped 1 pound okra, […]

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Indian Spiced Braised Eggplant

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 3, 2012

Khatti Bhaji Whenever I get eggplant I think about making this dish. If I also have okra, my friends and family are in for an Indian delight. Nothing makes Indian food better than fresh vegetables and good quality oil. 1 medium eggplant, chopped into 1/2 inch cubes and then soaked for 15 minutes or more […]

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Bengal Red Lentil Dal

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 3, 2012

Bengali Masar Dal   This is my favorite dal recipe, from my favorite Indian cookbook. Pictured also: Okra Braised with Tomatoes, Onions and Spices and Indian Spiced Braised Eggplant   1 ½ cups red lentils (masar dal) 4 ½ cups water 3-6 hot green chilies (optional – serve minced chilies on the side if you […]

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Pesto

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: August 12, 2012

This takes no time at all, chuck all this stuff in a food processor: 2-3 cloves garlic 3-4 cups basil (about 1 basil plant), picked and washed ½ cup walnuts or cashews ¼-1/2 cup parsley ½ cup good olive oil 3/4 t salt

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