78Chicken and rice simmer in a savory sauce flavored with your favorite salsa. Dinner in an hour.
Thierry Rautureau is a celebrity chef who has made his home in Seattle, Washington, since 1987. Let’s explore his career and learn one of his beloved dishes.
Potatoes have been cultivated for thousands of years. Learn their history, health benefits, fun facts, how to use them, and eight great recipes.
J. Kenji López-Alt is a top-rated chef and a food scientist. Here's the story of his success, and his spin on a favorite childhood dish.
Jerry Traunfeld turned a petite herb farm eatery in northwest Washington into a world-famous top-rated dining destination. Here's his story, and one of his best-loved dishes.
This is a review of "Mr. Holland's Mailbag," a 3-volume anthology of Bill Holland's weekly Hub Pages series "The Writer's Mailbag."
Tasha Tudor was the author/illustrator of 100 children’s books. She was born in 1915 and died in 2008 but lived her life in 1830. How can this be? Let me share her amazing story with you and recipes inspired by her humble subsistence life.
Bill Holland challenged us to write from the heart; this is my perspective on a different type of story teller.
Gordon Ramsay is a world-class celebrity chef, recognized for his award-winning culinary skills and his fiery temper. He's also famous for his interpretation of the classic dish Beef Wellington.
This series was created to receive and share questions and comments on ingredients, recipes, and cooking techniques.
Do you have cooking questions? Leave them in the comments section below and next Monday you will find your answer here. It's like magic!
Cooking is an exercise in creativity, but there is also a bit of science involved in combining ingredients, time, and temperature. If you have problems, I have the answers.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and me while we talk about cooking and eating.
Ask (for a recipe) and it will be given to you, seek (the answer to a question) and you will find, knock...and I'll invite you in for a cup of coffee. Let's talk about food, techniques, and kitchen gadgets.
Even when it's cold outside, my kitchen is warm and cozy. Join my friends and me as we discuss anything and everything about food, recipes, cooking equipment, and putting the fun back into the kitchen.
To paraphrase a Hubs friend "Summary, you want a summary? How about you ask a question and I provide an answer, how's that for a summary?" Cooking, baking, ingredients. Let's go.
Hub Pages Staff: You are about to lose another contributor. I honestly don’t understand why you would implement such drastic changes in format (and I know I’m not the only one who feels this way).
This is the place to get your cooking/baking/ingredient dilemmas solved. Go ahead, ask me anything. I'll have an answer for you next week.
Let's talk about cooking. Are you a novice cook? Come here to ask questions on the basics. Are you a pro? Maybe you have hints to share with us. In the middle? That's where most of us are, and I would love to back-and-forth with you. Let's have fun.
Join me in a weekly round of questions and answers about just about anything related to food ingredients, cooking, or baking. Ask, share, learn, repeat. It's that simple.
Join me and my friends in the kitchen where we share ideas about cooking, baking, new recipes, and how to use (or use up) ingredients in your pantry
I've been called the Queen of Cuisine (and a few other things too). I'm not a monarch, but I do know a thing or two about cooking and cooking ingredients. If you have questions, I have the answers.
Here's how it works—you have a kitchen question. I have the answer. Go ahead, try to stump me.
Have questions about a recipe, ingredient, cooking substitutions, or just about anything that happens in the kitchen? I have the answer. Each Monday I share the queries that came to my mailbox, and I answer each one.
Have an ingredient inquiry, a cooking conundrum, or a recipe wringer? If you have questions, I have the answers.
Every week you ask me food-related questions, and the following week I provide answers. Go ahead. See if you can stump me.
Every Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you.
Each week you come to me with food/recipe/diet questions, and the following week I do my darndest to give you an answer. Yes, it's really that simple.
Do you love to cook, do you have a kitchen merely because it came with the house, or are you somewhere in between? Got questions or I-don't-knows about food? I can help.
Do you have questions about a recipe, menu suggestions, cooking techniques, food storage, or anything else food-related? Each week I receive queries and provide answers. Your question could be the next one!
Do you have cooking questions? Leave them in the comments section below and next Monday you will find your answer here. It's like magic!
Cooking is an exercise in creativity, but there is also a bit of science involved in combining ingredients, time, and temperature. If you have problems, I have the answers.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and me while we talk about cooking and eating.
Ask (for a recipe) and it will be given to you, seek (the answer to a question) and you will find, knock...and I'll invite you in for a cup of coffee. Let's talk about food, techniques and kitchen gadgets.
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking skill or an old recipe, You can ask in the comments about anything that has to do with food, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
This is the place to get your cooking/baking/ingredient dilemmas solved. Go ahead, ask me anything. I'll have an answer for you next week.
Question about cooking, baking, ingredients, kitchen how-to's (or how not-to's), meal planning, looking for a specific recipe--ask and I will find it for you.
Let's talk about cooking. Are you a novice cook? Come here to ask questions on the basics. Are you a pro? Maybe you have hints to share with us. In the middle? That's where most of us are, and I would love to back-and-forth with you. Let's have fun.
Here are a few suggestions for how to stay physically and mentally well during an epidemic.
Join me in a weekly round of questions and answers about just about anything related to food ingredients, cooking, or baking. Ask, share, learn, repeat. It's that simple.
Join me and my friends in the kitchen where we share ideas about cooking, baking, new recipes, and how to use (or use up) ingredients in your pantry
I've been called the Queen of Cuisine (and a few other things too). I'm not a monarch, but I know a thing or two about cooking and cooking ingredients. If you have questions, I have the answers.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer or can find it for you. Let's learn together, OK?
Even when it's cold outside, my kitchen is warm and cozy. Join my friends and me as we discuss anything and everything about food, recipes, cooking equipment, and putting the fun back into the kitchen.
Here's how it works—you have a kitchen question. I have the answer. Go ahead, try to stump me.
Have questions about a recipe, ingredient, cooking substitutions, or just about anything that happens in the kitchen? I have the answer. Each Monday I share the queries that came to my mailbox, and I answer each one.
Have an ingredient inquiry, a cooking conundrum, or a recipe wringer? If you have questions, I have the answers.
Got a question about cooking, baking, how to use herbs and spices? Ask me anything, I'd love to help.
SeeEvery Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading.
Each week you come to me with food/recipe/diet questions, and the following week I do my darndest to give you an answer. Yes, it's really that simple.
Do you love to cook? Do you have a kitchen merely because it came with the house? Or are you somewhere in between? Got questions or I-don't-knows about food? I can help.
Do you have questions about a recipe, menu suggestions, cooking techniques, food storage, or anything else food-related? Each week I receive queries and provide answers. Your question could be the next one!
Do you have cooking questions? Leave them in the comments section below and next Monday you will find your answer here. It's like magic!
Cooking is an exercise in creativity, but there is also a bit of science involved in combining ingredients, time, and temperature. If you have problems, I have the answers.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and me while we talk about cooking and eating.
Ask (for a recipe) and it will be given to you, seek (the answer to a question) and you will find, knock...and I'll invite you in for a cup of coffee. Let's talk about food, techniques and kitchen gadgets.
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking skill or an old recipe, You can ask in the comments about anything that has to do with food, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
This is the place to get your cooking/baking/ingredient dilemmas solved. Go ahead, ask me anything. I'll have an answer for you next week
Question about cooking, baking, ingredients, kitchen how-to's (or how not-to's), meal planning, looking for a specific recipe--ask and I will find it for you.
Let's talk about cooking. Are you a novice cook? Come here to ask questions on the basics. Are you a pro? Maybe you have hints to share with us. In the middle? That's where most of us are, and I would love to back-and-forth with you. Let's have fun.
Join me in a weekly round of questions and answers about just about anything related to food ingredients, cooking, or baking. Ask, share, learn, repeat. It's that simple.
Join me and my friends in the kitchen where we share ideas about cooking, baking, new recipes, and how to use (or use up) ingredients in your pantry
I've been called the Queen of Cuisine (and a few other things too). I'm not a monarch, but I do know a thing or two about cooking and cooking ingredients. If you have questions, I have the answers.
Even when it's cold outside, my kitchen is warm and cozy. Join my friends and me as we discuss anything and everything about food, recipes, cooking equipment, and putting the fun back into the kitchen.
Here's how it works—you have a kitchen question. I have the answer. Go ahead, try to stump me.
Have questions about a recipe, ingredient, cooking substitutions, or just about anything that happens in the kitchen? I have the answer. Each Monday I share the queries that came to my mailbox, and I answer each one.
Have an ingredient inquiry, a cooking conundrum, or a recipe wringer? If you have questions, I have the answers.
Got a question about cooking, baking, how to use herbs and spices? Ask me anything, I'd love to help.
Every week you ask me food-related questions, and the following week I provide answers. Go ahead. See if you can stump me.
Every Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you. #94
Each week you come to me with food/recipe/diet questions, and the following week I do my darndest to give you an answer. Yes, it's really that simple.
Do you love to cook? Do you have a kitchen merely because it came with the house? Or are you somewhere in between? Got questions or I-don't-knows about food? I can help.
Do you have questions about a recipe, menu suggestions, cooking techniques, food storage, or anything else food-related? Each week I receive queries and provide answers. Your question could be the next one!
Do you have cooking questions? Leave them in the comments section below and next Monday you will find your answer here. It's like magic!
Cooking is an exercise in creativity, but there is also a bit of science involved in combining ingredients, time, and temperature. If you have problems, I have the answers.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and me while we talk about cooking and eating.
Ask (for a recipe) and it will be given to you, seek (the answer to a question) and you will find, knock...and I'll invite you in for a cup of coffee. Let's talk about food, techniques and kitchen gadgets.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and me while we talk about cooking and eating
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you.
Every week you ask me food-related questions, and the following week I provide answers. Go ahead. See if you can stump me.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer or can find it for you. Let's learn together, OK?
A handy reference guide for all of the recipes I have shared on Hub Pages which will be updated each week. You can bookmark this.
Join me and my friends in the kitchen where we share ideas about cooking, baking, new recipes, and how to use (or use up) ingredients in your pantry
Join me in a weekly round of questions and answers about just about anything related to food ingredients, cooking, or baking. Ask, share, learn, repeat. It's that simple.
Do you love to cook? Do you have a kitchen merely because it came with the house? Or are you somewhere in between? Got questions or I-don't-knows about food? I can help.
Ask (for a recipe) and it will be given to you, seek (the answer to a question) and you will find, knock...and I'll invite you in for a cup of coffee. Let's talk about food, techniques and kitchen gadgets.
Let's talk about cooking. Are you a novice cook? Come here to ask questions on the basics. Are you a pro? Maybe you have hints to share with us. In the middle? That's where most of us are, and I would love to back-and-forth with you. Let's have fun.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and me while we talk about cooking and eating
It's cold outside, but my kitchen is warm and cozy. Join my friends and me as we discuss anything and everything about food, recipes, cooking equipment, and putting the fun back into the kitchen.
If you have questions about cooking, baking, food ingredients, techniques, menu selection, food prep, your answer is here. Ask in the comments, and you will have an answer next Monday. That's how it works. Easy-peasy.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and I while we talk about cooking and eating.
Every week you ask me food-related questions, and the following week I provide answers. Go ahead. See if you can stump me.
Have you ever found yourself with leftover egg yolks? Perhaps you made meringue or 7-minute icing. I can't bear to throw away perfectly good food, so let's rescue those leftover yolks and use them in imaginative (and tasty) ways.
Have an ingredient inquiry, a cooking conundrum, or a recipe wringer? If you have questions, I have the answers.
Every Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer; if not, I'll ask, inquire, prod and poke until I find it.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer or can find it for you. Let's learn together, OK?
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking skill or an old recipe, You can ask in the comments about anything that has to do with food, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you.
Cooking ingredients, recipes new and old, techniques, equipment, gadgets, nutrition--if you have questions, together we'll find the answers. Join my friends and I while we talk about cooking and eating.
Each week you come to me with food/recipe/diet questions, and the following week I do my darndest to give you an answer. Yes, it's really that simple.
Do you have cooking questions? Leave them in the comments section below and next Monday you will find your answer here. It's like magic!
Let's talk about cooking. Are you a novice cook? Come here to ask questions on the basics. Are you a pro? Maybe you have hints to share with us. In the middle? That's where most of us are, and I would love to back-and-forth with you. Let's have fun.
Do you have questions about a recipe, menu suggestions, cooking techniques, food storage, or anything else food-related? Each week I receive queries and provide answers. Your question could be the next one!
Got a question about cooking, baking, how to use herbs and spices? Ask me anything, I'd love to help.
Have questions about a recipe, ingredient, cooking substitutions, or just about anything that happens in the kitchen? I have the answer. Each Monday I share the queries that came to my mailbox, and I answer each one.
Cooking is an exercise in creativity, but there is also a bit of science involved in combining ingredients, time, and temperature. If you have problems, I have the answers.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you.
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking technique or an old recipe, explore the meaning of unusual cooking terms, ask about nutrition...just about anything that has to do with food. Ask in the comments, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
Join me in a weekly round of questions and answers about just about anything related to food ingredients, cooking, or baking. Ask, share, learn, repeat. It's that simple.
Welcome to my kitchen. If you have cooking questions I have cooking answers. Leave your queries in the comments section below and next Monday, in Installment #51, I will have an answer for you.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer or can find it for you. Let's learn together, OK?
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer or can find it for you. Let's learn together, OK?
A handy reference guide for my weekly food/cooking technique/recipe Q&A series, updated every week. Don't see your question here? Ask in the comments. I'll answer next week.
If you have cooking questions, I have cooking answers. Whatever your problem, leave your question in the comments section below, and I will have an answer for you in the next issue.
If you have cooking questions, I have cooking answers.
I've been asked to provide a "tour" of my garden. Since the bloom time of our plants covers an entire year, this is a compilation, not a snapshot of what it looks like on this day. I hope you enjoy.
Do you love to cook? Do you have a kitchen merely because it came with the house? Or are you somewhere in between? Got questions or I-don't-knows about food? I can help.
Welcome to my kitchen. If you have a cooking question, I have the answer.
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking skill or an old recipe, You can ask in the comments about anything that has to do with food, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you.
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking technique or an old recipe, explore the meaning of unusual cooking terms, ask about nutrition...just about anything that has to do with food. Ask in the comments, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
Welcome to my kitchen. Each week you have an opportunity to learn a new cooking technique or an old recipe, explore the meaning of unusual cooking terms, ask about nutrition...just about anything that has to do with food. Ask in the comments, and next week come back for the answer. It's that simple.
Every Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading.
Bring me your ingredient inquiries, cooking conundrums, or a recipe wringers. If you have questions, I have the answers.
Each week you come to me with food/recipe/diet questions, and the following week I do my darndest to give you an answer. Yes, it's really that simple.
Every Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading.
From Tex-Mex to Asian to Moroccan, chicken thighs are the perfect canvas for delicious flavors from around the world.
Every Monday join our "cooking class." We discuss cooking terms, techniques, recipes, and whatever else you can think of that might relate to food. (We've even made our own pet food). If this sounds like fun, keep reading.
To paraphrase a Hubs friend "Summary, you want a summary? How about you ask a question and I provide an answer, how's that for a summary?" Cooking, baking, ingredients. Let's go.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me a question, any question, about food, recipes, cooking techniques or terms. I'm your BFF in the kitchen and next week I will have an answer for you.
Welcome to my kitchen. If you have cooking questions I have cooking answers. Leave your queries in the comments section below and next Monday, in Installment #26, I will have an answer for you.
Question about cooking, baking, ingredients, kitchen how-to's (or how not-to's), meal planning, looking for a specific recipe--ask and I will find it for you.
Welcome to my kitchen. If you have cooking questions I have cooking answers. Leave your queries in the comments section below and next Monday, in Installment #24, I will have an answer for you.
Ask, and it will be given to you. Seek and you will find...the answers to your culinary dilemmas.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me anything about cooking, baking, food ingredients, preparation. You name it, I have (or can find) the answer for you.
Here's how it works—you have a kitchen question. I have the answer. Go ahead, try to stump me.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer; if not, I'll ask, inquire, prod and poke until I find it.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer; if not, I'll ask, inquire, prod and poke until I find it.
Welcome to my kitchen. If you have cooking questions I have cooking answers. Leave your queries in the comments section below and next Monday, in Installment #17, I will have an answer for you.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer; if not, I'll ask, inquire, prod and poke until I find it.
If you have questions about cooking techniques, how to use ingredients, or why that recipe flopped, I'll bet I have the answer or can find it for you. Let's learn together, OK?
I've been called the Queen of Cuisine (and a few other things too). I'm not a monarch, but I do know a thing or two about cooking and cooking ingredients. If you have questions, I have the answers.
Every week you ask me food-related questions, and the following week I provide answers. Go ahead. See if you can stump me.
Is there a special person on your gift list who is difficult to shop for? Why not design a gift basket filled with their favorite things? Here are some ideas to inspire you.
Here are 12 ideas for inexpensive, easy (almost no talent required) gifts to make for those on your Christmas list.
Each week you have an opportunity to ask me anything about cooking, baking, food ingredients, preparation. You name it, I have (or can find) the answer for you.
I've been called the Queen of Cuisine (and a few other things too). I'm not a monarch, but I do know a thing or two about cooking and cooking ingredients. If you have questions, I have the answers.
Cooking is an exercise in creativity, but there is also a bit of science involved in combining ingredients, time, and temperature. If you have problems, I have the answers.
Avocado toast seems to be the latest trend; is it a silly fad or a healthy, quick meal? Let's examine the nutritional value of this social media phenomenon and explore a variety of recipes.
Pesto is a great sauce for pasta, meat, or eggs. But some chefs have turned it into an amalgam of any veggie pulverized with olive oil. Let’s get back to basics.
Do you have a long gift list? A gift from your kitchen might be the answer. But what if you're also short of talent in the kitchen? There's no need to be a master chef to make these treats.
A writing challenge--free verse, any genre using these three images--a mountain, aging freight cars, and an abandoned barn. What feelings do these images evoke?
Avocados—they're more than just the prop for guacamole, and they can be used in many cuisines—not just Tex-Mex. Learn about this popular fruit and (of course) add a few new recipes to your collection.
Mango mania—everyone is obsessed with the flavor of mango. Is it a passing fad or a smart eating choice? Find out what's behind this most recent craze. Along the way we'll fine some new recipes too.
If you love to picnic, everything you need is here: how to assemble a picnic kit, food safety guidelines, five different menus, and even recipes!
Summer—the weather is hot, and you don't want to stand over a hot stove. Here are some main dish salad recipes that will please your family and keep you cool as a cucumber.
Paul McCartney's "One-on-One" tour is more than a 3-hour concert that spans a 5-decade career. There are stories to be told; Paul shares those with his audience and I was lucky enough to be there.
On a cloudy October day, two men embarked on an adventure—test-piloting a new style of sea craft off the Florida coast. This is the story of their experience, the peril they faced, and their rescue.
From her birth in 1915 to her death in 2008, Tasha Tudor wrote and/or illustrated 100 children's books. But she lived in 1830. How can that be? Allow me to share her special story with you.
Fans of Downton Abbey are jubulant about the forthcoming movie version of this wonderful PBS series. Here's an homage to the clever Countess Violet Grantham.
Several years ago a friend recognized that his children had become far too old to believe in Santa Claus. But rather than simply state that Santa was a myth, he wrote a heartfelt letter to them.
Looking for things to do in Italy? If you visit northern Italy, take a day trip to Maniago—you'll find beautiful churches, wonderful local foods, art, museums, shopping, snow-covered Alps...and the ruins of an ancient castle.
What better way to celebrate the arrival of the autumn season than to fall into a bowl of soup! Here is a collection of recipes from the Carb Diva files and a bit of history about this nourishing food.
Let me share with you the secret ingredient to make all of your chocolate baking taste even more chocolatey. And did you know that you can cook with chocolate, too?
Hub Pages Staff--You are about to lose another contributor. I honestly don't know what you want from me. And I suspect that I'm not the only one who feels this way.
The story of Parmesan (Parmigiano-Reggiano) is long, spanning centuries, and slow, following the natural rhythm of the seasons. Let me share the history (and recipes) with you.
Lake Como, a place of truly breathtaking beauty in Northern Italy, is not just a haven for the rich and famous. Lake Como welcomes everyone to visit her beautiful shores.
The apple might not have tempted Adam and Eve, but it's been cultivated (and loved) for thousands of years. Learn all about this popular fruit and add a 6 recipes to your collection.
An introduction to the town of Aquileia in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of Northern Italy. Two-thousand years ago it was one of the most important cities in Roman Italy. Today it is a World Heritage archaeological site.
Come explore with me one of the oldest farmers’ markets in the United States—Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington
Join me in a new creative writing challenge.
The Great Potato Famine of the 19th century forever changed the history of Ireland. As St. Patrick's Day approaches, I reflect on my heritage, Ireland's history, and share some Irish recipes with you.
The Crawley family of Downton Abbey fusses and wrings their hands over their plight, yet they feast on pheasant and foie gras. What of the servants? What is their daily life and their food?
On Valentine's Day, our thoughts turn to love ... and desserts. Yes, Whitman's Sampler is easy, but it's not very romantic. Show your love with a homemade sweet for your sweetie.
Whether for a potluck, gifts, or simply for your own family, there is nothing more festive than Christmas cookies and candy. I am sharing six tried and true recipes with you.
Whether for a potluck, gifts, or simply for your own family's pleasure there is nothing more festive than Christmas cookies and candy. I am sharing six tried and true recipes with you.
Recipes for all of your favorite Thanksgiving Day treats in one handy place.
Savory (not sweet) cobbler--a vegetarian meal of mushrooms and herbs topped with a savory crumb crust. Easy, tasty, and hearty enough to satisfy the meat-lovers in your family.
Tangy brie provides the creamy center for crisp French toast made with a baguette. Serve with one of several suggested sweet fruit toppings.
Slow-roasting takes a bit more time, but your patience will be rewarded--flavorful, juicy (not dry) turkey and savory pan juices to make LOTS of gravy.
Sweet mango, savory turkey, and crunchy cashews blend together to create a delicious, healthy, and gluten-free main dish salad.
Decadent, dense, dark chocolate brownies with a hint of sea salt.
Pesto can be made with many different herbs--basil, cilantro--and even stinging nettles! This article describes how to safely gather nettles and prepare them to make a luscious and healthy pesto.
Let's explore the history of the Cobb salad, look at the original recipe, and find and new, healthier, lighter version.