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Marissa Ames

Marissa Ames

Verified

Editorial Director, Countryside

Fallon

Final Covers

Food Trends , Cooking , Food , Baking , Cocktails

Doesn’t Cover

Fashion.- Health.

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Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 52

  • Butter Croissants Recipe with Cranberry and Chévre

    By Marissa Ames Verified| Countryside Verified Reading Time: 7 minutesMaking croissants is all about about the process. Learn how to make this goat butter croissants recipe with cranberry and chévre. -by Marissa Ames I’m very competitive, but mostly with myself. When I learn a new skill, such as making butter from my goat’s milk, I start thinking, “What else can I do?” All those legacy treats, created before industrialization, have to be something I can do at home. The trick is finding the best way to do them.

    By Marissa Ames Verified · Countryside

    Apr. 30, 2024

  • Many Homesteading Paths – Mother Earth News

    By Marissa Ames Verified, Erin Snyder| Mother Earth News Verified In August 2023, I stood before an attentive crowd to discuss poultry genetics: egg color, sex-linked traits, and broilers. I referred to the previous speaker, who raised Red Rangers but, after seeing how carcasses dress out the same, switched to Cornish Crosses so he could reap the same returns in less time.

    By Marissa Ames Verified, Erin Snyder · Mother Earth News

    Apr. 23, 2024

  • Butter Croissants Recipe with Cranberry and Chévre

    By Marissa Ames Verified| Countryside Verified Reading Time: 7 minutesMaking croissants is all about about the process. Learn how to make this goat butter croissants recipe with cranberry and chévre. -by Marissa Ames I’m very competitive, but mostly with myself. When I learn a new skill, such as making butter from my goat’s milk, I start thinking, “What else can I do?” All those legacy treats, created before industrialization, have to be something I can do at home. The trick is finding the best way to do them.

    By Marissa Ames Verified · Countryside

    Apr. 30, 2024

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Countryside