The next cook extraordinaire I’m featuring in May’s Guest Chef, Cook, & Foodie series is Tonya Russo Hamilton. I met Tonya at an Italian meeting in …
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May is guest chef, cook, and foodie month. This month I will be featuring guests on the blog who are sharing their stories and recipes. I’m …
Students are offered a light lunch in my cooking classes. It doesn’t matter what we are creating that day in class, there are always several other …
What is a Buddha bowl? A Buddha bowl is named for its big, round Buddha belly shape. A “Buddha bowl” is defined differently by different people …
In these uncertain times, most of us are looking for ways to be cost-conscious with meals. This recipe is not only budget-friendly, but it is also …
A few weeks ago my sister texted me asking for recipes using garbanzo beans and black-eyed peas. I gave her a few suggestions for garbanzo bean …
At the end of summer each year, my friend and I head out to a local farm to pick up a few bushels of corn. It’s …
I’m on a cauliflower kick with the winter garden producing nice heads, so here’s a warm salad/side dish that is soooo yummy. And the capers, well, …
I can’t pass up a sale. I know, I know, “sales” aren’t really real and that a “sale” is a tactic to entice people to purchase …
When creating a recipe I sometimes have a difficult time keeping it simple. What tends to happen is I create a recipe and taste test it …
Butternut squash pie or tartlets? You decide. This recipe lends itself to either a festive pie to serve many, or individual tartlets for a small plate …
Cauliflower is such a versatile vegetable. It can be disguised into mashed potatoes, bread (watch for that recipe post in the future), salads, soups, and side …