
Sometimes I consider this blog as simply my personal cookbook – I always know where to find some of our family favorites, without having to search thru my … Continue reading
Sometimes I consider this blog as simply my personal cookbook – I always know where to find some of our family favorites, without having to search thru my … Continue reading
…Did you know that it is possible to teach old goats new tricks? Just don’t tell that to Bebe’s goats. …There’s not always a good story behind a great meal, but, sometimes there is. ….I think that with all the … Continue reading
… If you tell your family it’s Italian BBQ sauced chicken, will they eat it? Maybe. Maybe not! But, we really enjoyed it, even though Little Bit did not care for the sauce. Quick, seared chicken, and a simple … Continue reading
Still without a kitchen, but cooking anyway! This is one of our favorite dishes that I hope to make when the kitchen is completed. Buen provecho! This is a very impressive dish. A very tasty dish. An entree suitable for … Continue reading
Best Method: Boneless Prime Rib Roast (adapted from nytimes.com) Yield: serves 6-8 1 Prime Rib Roast , boneless– 3 to 5 pounds Salt and pepper A few tablsepoons of flour Garlic cloves … Continue reading
When it comes to cooking things on the grill, especially RIBS, this is usually my husband’s arena. The recipe we first had success with (Alton’s oven baby back ribs), turned out to be a little too greasy for us after … Continue reading
When it comes to cooking things on the grill, especially RIBS, this is usually my husband’s arena. The recipe we first had success with (Alton’s oven baby back ribs), turned out to be a little too greasy for us after … Continue reading
2 pounds tri-tip or sirloin roast 1/2 cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil 3-4 cloves garlic 1/2 cup chopped green onions 1/2 pear, seeds removed 4 ounces canned pear juice 1/4 onion, coarsely chopped 1 teaspoon ground white … Continue reading
You know those people who make a recipe, but substitute just about every ingredient in the recipe and then say what a horrible recipe it is? Yeah, I don’t care for those people. Or, maybe it turned out great! But, … Continue reading
Tired of serving the same old hamburgers and hotdogs to our friends at our weekend get togethers, I asked my husband if he minded if I made something a little different. Using a blend of venison (mixed 80:20 venison/beef) and … Continue reading