Cooking with Barry & Meta
These were the signature crackers, served with their salads, at the Leelanau Country Inn in Glen Arbor, Michigan.
This recipe appears in the 2010 edition of Taste of Home’s HOLIDAY & CELEBRATIONS cookbook as provided by Meta West.
It was cold and rainy Saturday night and we had leftover mashed potatoes so Barry decided to make one last batch of winter soup.
This is a quick-fix dish that reminds me of the recipes I used to make during the early years of our marriage.
This classic salad was created in the 1890s at New York's Waldorf-Astoria hotel by maître d' Oscar Tschirky.
Learn how to make a basic white sauce and you will be prepared to make any number of dishes, from soups to casseroles, Mac & Cheese,.
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.
Inspired by a Campbell’s® soup recipe in a magazine, I adapted it to use with Ground Beef Mix ( click on the MIX tab at the top of the .
A hearty, meaty soup perfect for a chilly winter day (or chilly spring day!!!), and so easy to make.
Quinoa (KEEN- wa ) has been referred to as .
The inspiration for this salad was the Iceberg wedge, popular in the 1950s and ‘60s.
Some of my mom’s favorite recipes use canned soup as an ingredient.
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.