Years ago I found this recipe on the box of Bisquick. This pie is quick and easy to prepare and it tastes good too. Even the “picky” kid liked it. Sometimes I change it up a bit by adding an extra ingredient, such as a handful of frozen kernel corn or a sweet red pepper.
Taffy apple salad is packed with flavor, has just the right amount of crunch and is super delicious. You’ll be tempted to eat the whole bowl! Thanks to my sister Kathy for sharing this recipe with me!
My mother-in-law went to Oregon and while driving through Nebraska, she picked up a cook book for me. I tried many of the recipes…and this one was my favorite. It’s a “must have” on every major holiday.
My old friend Sudesh shared this recipe with me almost 50 years ago. It’s a savory mix of chick peas, tomatoes, garlic, onions and spices…lots of spices, simmered to perfection. The chick peas are served with Roti or Naan bread. I cook the chick peas in a pressure cooker, but the old stove top method […]
Years ago I was at a friends house and her neighbor brought over some zucchini, fresh from his garden. Jeanne was so excited because she couldn’t decide what to make for dinner that evening with the ground beef she had defrosted. She immediately started making the meat sauce and the aroma was tantalizing. When the […]
French bread, stuffed with a cream cheese filling…Oo La La. I have made this recipe numerous times and it’s always a “hit” at the parties.
This stuffed squash is a meal in itself. The corn bread and sausage stuffing is moist and savory, with a touch of sweetness from the apples and raisins. If served as a meal, this will serve 2 people. If used as a side, it will serve 4.
You would never know this mouth watering dessert starts out with a cake mix. It’s got jello, pudding, cream cheese, strawberries, nuts and cool whip, transformed into a spectacular dessert that is both pleasing to the eye and down-right delicious! Thanks to my old friend Lauren P. for this recipe.
Bite sized pieces of chicken, marinated in a delightful Asian type sauce, stir fried to perfection and served over rice. This is a great basic recipe that you can add more ingredients to make it your own. I like to add water chestnuts, snow peas and cashews. The skies the limit!
A friend of mine recently gave me this recipe. I was hesitant to try it because I don’t favor spicy dishes. Much to my surprise, the dish turned out delicious. The orange marmalade and lime juice balance out the heat of the Sriracha sauce, leaving you with a flavorful chicken dish. I like to serve […]
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