Turkey Shepherd’s Pie or Cottage Pie
A veritable cornucopia of leftovers goes into this comforting meat, veg, and mash casserole. It’s an easy assemblage of ingredients that tastes like the Holidays […]
Month: December 2011
Idiot Proof Pasta Dish with Meat and Tomato Sauce
Every man needs an arsenal of at least three recipes in his quiver. Preferably, seven. Seven days of heaven is sure to win the heart […]
Spiced Maple Syrup Light Ginger Bread Cookies
They’re extra spicy and not too sweet. I’ve used maple syrup instead of molasses. They’re not as dark as traditional ones but they’re sure to […]
Asian American Turkey Spring Rolls with a Spicy Dipping Sauce
Are you tired of turkey hash, turkey soup, turkey salad, and turkey casserole? Has turkey tuckered you out!!! Spring rolls are a tasty and healthy […]
Greek Home Style Cabbage Rolls in Tomato Sauce
In Greece, rice stuffed rolls wrapped in grape leaves are called dolmades. My classic English cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and rice, have been given […]
Bella’s Stacked Tortilla
Bella in Spanish means pretty and my stacked warm tortillas are so pretty that you ALMOST don’t want to eat them. Yes, I said almost. […]
Christmas Cookies Melt In Your Mouth Shortbread Biscuits
These cookies are a Christmas tradition that should be indulged in rarely! They’ll melt in your mouth and land on your thighs. Share them with […]
Chocolate Rum Balls or Ginger Brandy Truffles
I had a friend, who made rum balls every Christmas. Sadly, her candle burned out much too soon. So dear friends, share the love while […]
A Lightened Up English Christmas Steamed Pudding
I’ve lightened up the traditional steamed English pudding with freshly grated carrot and apple. Instead of grated suet, as my Mum made it, I use […]
Nod Noggin’ Egg Nog A Creamy Egg-less Nog
I’ve dubbed my Christmas concoction nod noggin’ because your Noggin’ (your head) will surely nod after drinkin’ my wicked blend. No worries over egg safety, […]