Feliz Navidead By Ann Myers Holly, jolly, and downright deadly—the third Santa Fe Café mystery unwraps surprises both naughty and nice . . . It’s the most picturesque time of the year in Santa Fe, and Chef Rita Lafitte of Tres Amigas Café hopes the twinkling lights and tasty holiday treats will charm her visiting […]
Everyday Confetti By Karen Ehman & Glynnis Whitwer Got a calendar packed with reasons to celebrate but a brain that lacks ideas? Special people you want to love on but limited time to do it? Relax. We’ve got you covered. Everyday Confetti is your go-to guide to making holidays, birthdays, special events, and even the […]
Now that it’s getting cooler, my mind is turning to baking. Even here on the island it got down into the sixties during the night, and the day is pleasant at 73F. The first recipe is for apple bread and was given to me by Jerry Kackley, one of the ER unit secretaries. Thank you, […]
Date nut pudding with sauce was a Midwestern tradition where I grew up. I have several versions in my recipe box, and have already shared one with you. This one was one I inherited from Mable Legg’s recipe box. The second recipe is a Southern tradition – sweet potato pie. I can’t tell you […]
This is definitely a yummy book! It takes me back to my grandmother’s when she lived on the farm. This was the first farm. My grandparents later moved into town for a spell before moving back to a different place in the country. Those days in the country created many memories and lots of good […]
It’s time to dig through my recipe box and find some simple recipes to warm the tummy and the soul. The first is prepared the night before baking, and is a recipe from Mary Wade, a member of my church in Indiana. The second is a drink mix shared by Toot Walls when we were at OBC. The last […]
Follow the Potluck Club Ladies into Their Biggest Catering Job . . . On Reality TV! Filled with feisty characters, friendship, and hilarity, book 2 in the beloved The Potluck Catering Club series takes readers along for the ride to New York City Authors Linda Evans Shepherd and Eva Marie Everson love dishing up […]
Potluck Parties: The Popular Pastime Goes Posh Dinner parties take a cue from the past, with revival in potlucks during hard financial times. PLUS: New cookbook full of recipes perfect for these friends-and-family get-togethers! As wallets tighten, friends and family have to get more creative about the way they socialize, seeking to make […]
I have two dessert recipes to share with you today. They can bring your fresh goodies to a sweet ending. The first is my father’s recipe for concord grape pie. This was his specialty. I don’t know where the recipe originated, but it was synonymous with George Lawson. The second is a carrot cake recipe […]
I found this recipe on Joe Barkson’s Worldwide Recipes. Looks like a winner since you can substitute most anything. Fake-It Casserole You substitute a cup of noodles for a cup of asparagus. Then for the sour cream, you either add a tablespoon of vinegar to the milk you have on hand to curdle it or […]