Cooking with Barry & Meta
Fall is my favorite season – I love the chill in the air, the turning of the leaves and grasses, and the food! German potato .
We love one-dish meals that can be “thrown together” quickly.
Intrigued by the name, and after noticing several versions of this sandwich on Pinterest, I had to give them a .
After being lured into the house by the aromas of fried bacon and sautéed onions, Barry said, .
After making a batch of pie crust cut-outs, I had enough dough left to make a one-crust pie.
This soup makes a great starter for a fall menu.
My mom makes the BEST homemade chicken and noodles but in a pinch, packaged egg noodles work for us.
We eat cabbage year round, from coleslaw to roasted or steamed as a side dish but for winter, cabbage is a go-to soup addition .
For a recent Parents as Teachers monthly Family Connection, the Abilene High School Culinary Arts class prepared a meal that went along w.
This recipe comes straight from the pages of Cuisine at home® magazine (issue #103 January/February 2014, pp.
Super easy to make and oh, so versatile, this sauce has become one of my go-to recipes.
Neither Barry or I had ever “spatchcocked” a chicken .
Lentils are nutritious (check out their nutrition benefits @ FitDay ), and since Barry’s New Year’s resolution is to go lean, this was .
Barry and I both have fond memories of our mother’s potato cakes .
These savory meat rolls are prepared and assembled much like cinnamon rolls — biscuit dough is rolled into a rectangular shape and.
Inspired by a luncheon dish that Giada prepared on Food Network ( Mini Lasagnas with Sweet Corn ), I created my own version using .
Brussels sprouts may not be native to Ireland but they are a popular veggie there and since it’s March, I’ve added the St.