Cooking with Barry & Meta
I can’t take credit for this recipe, and won’t be trying it this season due to the fact we’ve had a dismal tomato crop.
Try this on top of yogurt, ice cream, pudding, fruit or fruit salad for added crunch, flavor and nutrition.
We are definitely spilt pea soup fans and I’ve already posted two perfectly good Split Pea Ham soup and Split Pea Soup .
A few weeks ago, two young boys and their mom came to our house to visit.
Here’s a muffin remake recipe.
It may look like cheesy pasta but there’s very little cheese in this pasta dish—just a sprinkling of Parmesan at the end.
Spätzle, traditional noodles or dumplings, are a nice accompaniment to German dishes such as Roudalen (German Beef Rolls) .
I discovered this recipe in a magazine years ago and when I first made it, I used lengthwise slices of dill pickles; since then I’ve st.
We are definitely on a German food binge so I made this to go with Rouladen and spätzle .
This is a copy of my last cooking column that appeared in last night’s Abilene Reflector-Chronicle.
With things like Rouladen , Schnitzel, Red Cabbage , Spätzle and Potato Dumplings on the menu as of late, it seemed only fitting to try.
I recently posted a recipe for German Potato Dumplings that we served along side Pork Schnitzel with Dill Sauce.
My Chef's Table column in the fall 2014 issue of Sunflower Living Magazine featured Linda Payne of Salina, Ks.
In anticipation of soup weather, I've begun to experiment with some new soup recipes.
Edible Indian Corn “in the husk” is on our Halloween menu but it would be a fun treat for any fall gathering.
There’s just one thing wrong with this salad — I didn’t make nearly enough.
Barry picked the last of our kale crop before the BIG freeze, and in anticipation of the current cold spell, I made soup.
Wendy Moulton made these delicious muffins for the last Ladies Literary League meeting at the Abilene Public Library.
Check out my story about the main dish that brings Abilene High School's retired teachers back to school every fall during American Educat.
Full of oats and a little sweet too, I’m thinking that if reindeers ate rolls, this would be their choice! The Fleishman’s Y.