My Irish is showing….
Well, I’m not Irish that I know of, but I do have reason to celebrate this day each year. It’s my “quit smoking” anniversary… 12 years ago today! My motivation
My Irish is showing…. ...keep reading »
…be it one of the thousands of dee-lish products made here by NC food artisans or any of our many agriculture commodities, I’m cook’n with them!
Well, I’m not Irish that I know of, but I do have reason to celebrate this day each year. It’s my “quit smoking” anniversary… 12 years ago today! My motivation
My Irish is showing…. ...keep reading »
UPDATE…. my Southern Colcannon and “Cabbards” recipes were published in Our State Magazine in March 2015! This is such a tasty recipe to serve anytime, but just right for adding
Southern Colcannon… get’n my Irish on for a day! (1) ...keep reading »
[amd-zlrecipe-recipe:14] Tis that time of year when we start hunkering down inside on chilly fall eves… and for some of
Bacon Kissed NC Apples, Cabbage and Onions ...keep reading »
Usually served as a southern side dish, did you know you can also add a dollop of cinnamon whipped cream and call it dessert too?
Fall Food ~ Ma Perry’s Corn Pudding! ...keep reading »
Happy July y’all…. the world’s slowwwwest blogger dropping by! I’m gonna be ramping things up (yes, I know I’ve said THAT before!) since I’ve been doing so many shindigs lately
my almost famous “Pickled” Pickled Shrimp and Eastern NC Cotton Honey-Mustard Slaw ...keep reading »
In honor of it being National Biscuits & Gravy Day, we are revisiting this post from a ways back. Now this isn’t your usual biscuits and gravy recipe… but I’m
To celebrate the day, the lazy blogger is sharing this annual post originally from 2011! However, that’s about to change and routine blogging is about to commence this week. I’m
Cooked any good Groundhog lately? ...keep reading »
bless·ing [bles-ing] the invoking of God’s favor upon a person I should rename this “The Molasses Blog” since that’s about the speed I do blog posts! So many things get
Counting blessings ~ what we take for granted… ...keep reading »