After this challenging year filled with so much uncertainty and anxiety, we are all hoping that 2021 brings with it an abundance and infusion of fresh energy to our kitchens and renewal of our spirit. It is always fun to look back at the recipes that appealed to my loyal followers. In addition to posting […]
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Lamb Kebabs or Kofte
Spicy middle eastern lamb kebabs or kofte are overflowing with flavors from Aleppo pepper and red peppers and herbs. The Turkish kebabs are garnished with sliced red onions and parsley...
Brussel Sprouts with Bacon and Garlic
Roasted Brussel sprouts with bacon and garlic are my favorite way to prepare this cruciferous mini cabbage. When properly cooked, this "most hated vegetable" becomes sweet and nutty. Add a...
Crispy Smashed Potatoes
Smashed potatoes taste heavenly with a bit of crispy and creamy all in one mouthful. I can bet that your kids will love them too and they are much easier...
Double Ginger Snap Cookies
These rich ginger snap cookies give you a double hit of ginger; ground ginger and crystallized ginger. Cinnamon, cloves and molasses add to the full flavor and crisp texture.
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Jolly Holiday Edible Food Gifts
Since we don’t plan on entertaining much during this COVID holiday season, curbside delivery or mailing edible food gifts are the best way to express our love to family, friends, and neighbors. My friends and I have practiced edible gift-giving for years and refer to these gifts as consumables. “No gifts please, we don’t need […]
Thanksgiving Favorites & Giving Thanks for Family Traditions
Thanksgiving conjures many positive memories for me of family and friends, seductive aromas and upholding time tested and honored traditions in the kitchen. My earliest memories are of gathering at my grandparent’s home for the Thanksgiving holiday. I fondly recall the rush of aunts, uncles, and cousins tumbling into my grandmother’s home, shedding coats and […]
My Favorite Fall Recipes
I’m excited to share some of my favorite fall recipes with you. Southeast Louisiana does not enjoy the four seasons as do many other parts of the country. We are accustomed to 1 1/2 – 2 seasons with prolonged, hot, and humid summers and short, cold, and damp bone chilling winters. Spring and fall are […]