As summer is here and in-person gatherings are becoming popular (and safe) again, people are reaching back into their memory of what “fun” used to look, …
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It’s hard to believe that we’re not done with the pandemic yet. It has been over a year since I offered my last in-person cooking class …
Any time of year is soup time in our household. Soups are great for lunch or a pre-dinner course, and the hardier soups/stews are dinner staples …
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Check out this Staub pot! The lid converts to a grill so you can be using both pieces for separate cooking functions. I’m in love with …
So many dishes have rich histories with fascinating stories of how they were made, and why they came to be popular. From the French, the legend …
It Is Not A Casserole – It’s Chicken Cassoulet! Baked in a Cocotte! Read More »
What I love about this recipe is that it challenges you to identify and enjoy each of the distinctive layers in this Ham & Cheese Bake. …
Butternut squash certainly deserves as much attention in autumn as zucchini does in summer, don’t you agree? This beautifully golden orange colored squash is packed with …
Where or where has my pasta e fagioli recipe gone? I’ve looked on this website, in my boxes of stray recipes, and even asked my friend …
It’s been a challenge to cook for just two people – it’s just not typical for me. I usually end up making a recipe for 4-6 …
I just love a good vegetable soup. And I make vegetable soup in every season because you can eat it hot or cold. Yes you can! …
Love, love, love this time of year when the corn is at its peak and the sweet flavor bursts in your mouth when you are eating …
A play on words leads me to this seasoned panzanella salad recipe where fresh tomatoes are the stars! However, there is a twist to the tried …
How Do You Like Them Tomatoes? In Cornbread Panzanella Salad! Read More »