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They Call Me Tater Salad
Sorry…I just couldn’t resist (for those of you that got the Ron White reference). With the Fourth of July weekend coming up, I wanted to share this fantastic recipe because it is a summer staple in my house and is the perfect thing to make when you’re having a barbecue, as I’m sure many of [...]
Pomegranate Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
The wonderful folks at POM Wonderful sent me a case of pomegranate juice recently. Pomegranates have been hailed for their nutritional value as a “super fruit”. The POM juice is pure and natural, contains anti-oxidants, and is a great addition to your diet. You can mix the juice into smoothies, make rich sauces for meat, mix [...]
Away for a short while…
I am in San Francisco this week, so I won’t be posting much, if at all. However, when I get back, I hope to have several beautiful photos and wonderful food and travel tidbits for all of you! I already have a list of all the places I want to eat while we’re here. I’m [...]
A Peasant’s Feast
A new class is being offered to help you eat well on a budget. You can click on the link above to sign up. It’s only available for a limited time, so you must sign up by June 27th. In a nutshell, this class will have two purposes. First, to share the basic principles of [...]
Southern Buttermilk Biscuits
I am on a quest to make biscuits that taste better than what I can buy in a can. These are pretty darn close and they turned out pretty good for a novice biscuit maker like myself. I’m sure with practice, I will learn how not to overwork the dough and how to make my [...]
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