How long has it been since you’ve made popovers? These light and puffy pastries are so good, and can be sweet or savory to suit your fancy. Enjoy these lightly sweet popovers as a side for my rustic mushroom soup. Nice and buttery too…
Buttery Cinnamon Bun Popovers ...keep reading »
Tis the season… when it’s dark soon after lunchtime. Chill is in the air and we can’t wait to nestle in for a comforting supper, and if in our pajamas, all the better. With a mug of this rustic creamy mushroom soup!
An outside-the-box way to enjoy summer corn… the kernels are like little bits of “candy,” yet are simply caramelized nuggets of a vegetable in this luscious ice cream! Who knew corn could be dessert too?
Sweet Corn Ice Cream With browned butter and salted popcorn ...keep reading »
Foil packets are perfect for camp cooking on the grill or in hot coals. Make ahead at home and throw in your cooler, or have fun making on site. They come in their own serving “dish” too!
Carolina Cajun Shrimp Boil Packets ...keep reading »
Growing up, I can never remember a time my Grandma didn’t have a dish of this in her refrigerator. She loved cruller doughnuts and hated waste, breaking up the stale ones into her Jell-O salad. This dish would shine at a summer picnic — don’t forget the Cool Whip!
Grandma’s Cranberry Congealed Salad With Krispy Kreme crullers ...keep reading »
What’s a southern picnic without fried chicken? Or chicken salad? I’ve combined the two and offer you these stuffed rolls to make and take with our time-saving tip. The salad can be a bit messy, and although you can serve on mini rolls as sliders, I like stuffing into top-split dog rolls so the goodness doesn’t fall out!
Creamy Fried Chicken Salad Rolls ...keep reading »
A favorite at many Asian restaurants, I’ve switched up Mongolian Beef with a little bit of “Southern” by making the sauce into … gravy!
Steak with Mongolian Beef Gravy ...keep reading »
Each January, we look forward to the appearance of our annual treats … Girl Scout cookies! We all have our favorites, but their biggest seller remains the thin mint. Set aside a few to make this crispy, fudgy treat. During off season, substitute thin mint “grasshopper” cookies from your grocery store.
Crispy Girl Scout Cookie Butter Mint Fudge ...keep reading »
Don’t we all love spaghetti? Some of us even like it for breakfast… hot or cold. Spaghetti is fun to create too, so I offer you this one with a southwestern twist.
Tex-Mexican Spaghetti ...keep reading »
Remember when Chi-Chi’s introduced us to fried ice cream long ago. Simply scrumptious. Enjoy my version with a twist… no frying fried ice cream! The crispy cereal is crunchy like fried without all that… and a banana pudding version on a puddle of dulce de leche… just because!
No Fry “Fried” Banana Pudding Ice Cream ...keep reading »
This vibrant fresh salad is a nice side with a pot of soup on a chilly winter’s day. You might want to double up on the tasty dressing… it keeps well refrigerated for several weeks. It’s quick to make but if you have a favorite, you can easily substitute that as well.
Winter Broccoli and Dried Cherry Salad dressed with balsamic dijon ...keep reading »
