A guide to making life a little more fabulous
I have a really hard time getting dinner on the table every night — particularly a well-balanced, homemade dinner.
The Fourth of July is all about grilled meat and watermelon and cold beer… but you still need something to eat for breakfast.
I love watermelon, but every time I buy it I get a little overwhelmed by how much of it there is.
We’re more than halfway through October and it’s starting to feel a little more like fall… and that means it’s decorative gourd season (don’t click that link if the F-word bothers you) and it’s time for some pumpkin recipes up in here.
Have you noticed how trendy sweet potatoes are these days? I’ve always loved sweet potatoes — particularly when mashed and topped with gooey marshmallows — but they used to be a fall-only kind of vegetable, and now they’re year-round, while white potatoes.
My maternal grandmother was an awesome cook and baker, but she didn’t just share her delicious treats with her family.
Are you on the pumpkin train? Have you been ordering pumpkin spice lattes like it’s your job? Or are you, like me, a bigger fan of pumpkin foods that actually contain pumpkin, like pumpkin pie, pumpkin snickerdoodles and pumpkin pancakes? Either way,.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Yes, I love pie and sweet potatoes and Fair Isle sweaters and reindeer… but what I REALLY love about this time of the year is cranberries.
Pie is a must-have for Thanksgiving, but you don’t necessarily have to stick with pumpkin, pecan or apple… or limit yourself to one.
You’ve got your turkey, you’ve got your mashed potatoes, you’ve got your sweet potatoes and the pie… but what are you going to drink for Thanksgiving? Sure, you could stick with wine, champagne or beer.
Thanksgiving is full of browns and oranges, with the occasional pop of red.
Y’all, Christmas is less than a week away, and I haven’t baked a single cookie all month! I am so sorry for the woeful lack of recipes around here lately, and I promise I will make it up to you in the next few days.
A few months ago, my mother-in-law took a cooking class at the Cincinnati Women’s Club taught by a chef from a fancy Italian restaurant in town.
I know the holidays are technically over… but since most of the U.
This salad reminds me of hot dogs, watermelon and sun tea.
I’m interrupting my series of posts about our trip to Hawaii for an easy, protein-packed breakfast recipe.
Despite the unseasonably warm temperatures in southern California, it’s October and therefore pumpkin season.
My mom makes the best Thanksgiving sweet potatoes ever.