Cooking with Barry & Meta
This recipe appears in the 2010 edition of Taste of Home’s HOLIDAY & CELEBRATIONS cookbook as provided by Meta West.
This classic salad was created in the 1890s at New York's Waldorf-Astoria hotel by maître d' Oscar Tschirky.
Springtime and strawberries just seem to go together.
Cheese Straws are kind of like a homemade version of Cheese-it® Crackers without the preservatives.
We recently planned and prepared a 1950s Eisenhower era themed menu.
Quinoa (KEEN- wa ) has been referred to as .
The inspiration for this salad was the Iceberg wedge, popular in the 1950s and ‘60s.
Yet another use for that prolific summer veggie! Normally I shy away from recipes with this many canned items but, for some reason.
Jicama adds a nice crunch to salads and lends a sweet and nutty flavor.
This “taste of summer” salad comes from the 1994 cookbook, The Flavors of Bon Appétit .
While making a chef salad the other evening, I suddenly thought of this salad.
This is our favorite supper (or lunchtime) salad; it has been on our summer menu since the 1970s.
Mentioned in a previous post that quinoa could be interchanged with pasta or rice and that it was quite versatile It takes center st.
It’s almost too simple to post! Actually it’s not even a recipe but Barry’s brainstorm! He simply cut an avocado in half (the long way), rem.
Dress up your holiday salad greens with fruit and sugared nuts, then drizzle with a sweet but tangy dressing.
Served with a green salad, this is a complete and comforting meal.