Cooking with Barry & Meta
Cabbage rolls simmering in tomatoes and tomato juice -- in a Dutch oven on the stovetop.
On the menu: Pan sautéed tilapia, steamed broccoli & cauliflower gratin .
When I interviewed Marcia Williamson for my monthly food column (Abilene Reflector-Chronicle, December 2005), she provided this rec.
Thanks to Ardith Hinkle who made this recipe years ago.
For the past few years I’ve kept a pitcher of water in the fridge so that I can keep track of how much I actually drink in a day.
The last head of our homegrown cabbage went into this simple dish that reminded us of our trip to Ireland.
Kale – it’s hardy and nutritious, and it is prospering in our garden despite the summer heat.
Spaghetti squash has a rather high water content and sometimes oozes a little extra liquid when it is served.
An abundance of eggplant in the garden led me to Gwyn Johnson’s recipe for an ususual dip that I also sometimes use as .
Remember learning that dark green and dark orange vegetables are a great source of vitamin A? The darker the color, the b.
Have to admit that for years I turned my nose up at Brussels sprouts.
Fall is here so it’s time for something made with pumpkin.
One summer I did a culinary internship and one of the places I interned was at The Windmill Inn in rural Dickinson County.
Browned butter lends an incredible taste to this autumn-inspired recipe that I made for a birthday club gathering.
We served our gnocchi w/ marinated pork tenderloin.
August, 2013 update -- I just made this pie for supper using Vicky's No-Roll Pie Crust (I cut out the sugar but wouldn't hurt if it was l.
November is pumpkin month so it seemed appropriate to have pumpkin pancakes for breakfast this morning.
I needed a quick salad so chopped up some pickled beets (preserved from our summer garden produce), about a half of a small onion, some .
The best of both worlds, this pie combines crunchy pecans with creamy pumpkin pie and all of the spices I associate with fall.