Posted in sides, vegetables on Jan 23rd, 2015 No Comments »
The brussels sprout is the perennial childhood dinner table torture device, perhaps only second to the lima bean. I have to admit they are not my favorite vegetable either. I’ve been recipe testing brussels sprouts for 3 full years. In fact, this vegetable almost completely took me out of recipe writing all together. I probably […]
Posted in citrus, comfort, dessert, food to share on Jan 19th, 2015 No Comments »
Sugar cookies are a universal childhood favorite. I’ve yet to meet a little who can turn one down. But these sugar cookies are a treat for the grownups, too. My husband swears they go well with Bourbon. My friend, Angela, and I were discussing cooking at lunch the other day. She’s a trained chef, […]
Posted in cheap meals, chicken, easy meals, events, food to share, gluten free, leftovers, make and store recipes, Mexican on Jan 15th, 2015 No Comments »
This shredded chicken recipe may be the easiest recipe I make. It makes a great filling for a taco bar, topping for salads, nachos, enchiladas, quesadillas, or appetizers. You can cook it as written below as dinner for your family or scale it to serve large parties. The simplicity does not equal the resulting flavor. […]
Posted in cheap meals, comfort, easy meals, events, food to share, leftovers, Mexican, sides on Jan 13th, 2015 No Comments »
Spanish rice is that loose term for any rice dish that is sort of red and is typically served alongside Mexican food. My college friend, Marti, used to get giant casseroles of Spanish Rice from her childhood nanny which fed people for days. Locha’s rice was legendary. Or maybe we were just hungry and almost […]
Posted in appetizers, comfort, events, food to share, gluten free, leftovers, make and store recipes, sauce on Jan 6th, 2015 No Comments »
Who’s ready to watch some Cowboys action this weekend? Sunday’s game may have inched my blood pressure a few more unfortunate steps up, but I’m delighted to have more football left to play in the season. After being chronically disappointed by my Longhorns the last couple of years, I’m still a little in shock that […]
Posted in cheap meals, easy meals, gluten free, sides, stir fry, vegetables on Jan 5th, 2015 No Comments »
Baby Bok Choy is my favorite new vegetable. They are so adorably cute, delicious, fast, and easy! I think the flavor is a little like softened celery – very, very mild. Baby Bok Choy is very low calorie, and packed in Vitamins A, C, and K. Nutrient dense and prepared completely in 10 minutes. Baby […]
Posted in appetizers, gluten free, herbs on Jan 3rd, 2015 No Comments »
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Posted in bread, cheap meals, chicken, comfort, dressing, sides, turkey on Jan 2nd, 2015 No Comments »
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Posted in comfort, dessert, events, make and store recipes on Jan 1st, 2015 No Comments »
This is the Chocolate Bottom Crusted Chocolate Pie I made for Julia, a friend of my daughter, when her grandfather passed away. Hers had meringue on top, but I’m a big fan of real whipped cream over meringue, any day. For years, every time I saw Julia, we talked about this pie. It was the […]
