Cooking with Barry & Meta
I grew up eating cucumber (“cukes” as my mother often called them) and onions.
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.
Bean sprouts, sugar snap peas, shredded carrots, Napa cabbage, hard cooked eggs, poached chicken, a sprinkling of toasted almonds and eve.
Hmmm, what to do with two leftover fried chicken breasts? Yes, we like cold chicken but I was dying to try fried chicken sala.
Crispy and delicious, this Middle Eastern dish traditionally referred to as Falafel, is made from chick peas (garbanzo beans) that a.
A summer salad that could last all summer! As the vegetables begin to diminish, add fresh ones to the pickling juice.
Try this on top of yogurt, ice cream, pudding, fruit or fruit salad for added crunch, flavor and nutrition.
In my last cooking column that appeared in the Abilene Reflector-Chronicle, I mentioned this recipe as one that we have .
There’s just one thing wrong with this salad — I didn’t make nearly enough.
This is a relish that Aunt Olive made on the morning of the Thanksgiving feast.
Barry used some salmon filets that he had smoked to create a delicious salmon salad.
For years we’ve been making Roasted Potato Salad using either red or white potatoes so when Barry ran across a similar recipe that uses.
This is my mom's recipe and it is our "go to" salad dressing.
After a Mother's Day feast, we were ready for something light for supper tonight.
UPDATE: We just made this again tonight and added another component -- we topped it with grated dark chocolate.
This is my variation of one of the better bean salads featured in the May/June 2015 issue of Eating Well magazine .
Growing up on a farm, this is a salad that my mom made as soon as the leaf lettuce was ready.
Our July/August 2015 issue of Cuisine at home arrived this week, and it was the inspiration for my version of a recipe in their magazine.