Archive: Skill Levels Easy

Smoked Ribs

Posted on: May 16, 2013        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
For Mother’s Day, Ever-Lovin’ smoked ribs in my honor.  They were fantastic.  I was happy, appreciative, and full. Ever-Lovin’s recipe is based on a recipe from John McLemore’s “Dadgum That’s Good!”  cookbook. The store did not have “baby-back ribs” which is what he usually uses.  These ribs were a little meatier. Ever-Lovin’ cooked three slabs […]

Lemon Bars

Posted on: Mar 1, 2013        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Do you ever have a hankerin’ to make a certain something?  How do I describe this?  It is not that I am hungry for this certain thing.  (Ever-Lovin’ and I can not and should not eat an entire pan of lemon bars.)   I want to make it or bake it, and share it with somebody. […]

Million Dollar Pound Cake

Posted on: Feb 9, 2013        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Million Dollar Pound Cake is another vintage recipe from the 1970’s.  It is still a favorite.  The name – Million Dollar Pound Cake – pretty well sums it up.  It is yummy and delicious.  Of course, now days I guess the name should be Billion Dollar Pound Cake.  Hot Rod’s assessment, “Soft , moist, dense, […]

Beef Stew

Posted on: Jan 24, 2013        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Stew is one of our go to dishes  Everything you need for a complete meal is in the pot – meat and vegetables.  Plus you can easily make it with ingredients you have on hand.  This week I made stew, and it turned out well.  In fact, it turned out so well Ever-Lovin’ suggested I […]

Fig and Blue Cheese Savouries – In Honour of Downton Abbey

Posted on: Jan 21, 2013        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Love to watch the TV series Downton Abbey.   The Buds (friends) gather to watch the show each Sunday night. Before this season of Downton Abbey began, excellent cook Nancy (also a Downton Abbey fan)  sent me an email that had a menu and recipes for a Downton Abbey Premier Party from Food 52.  Several […]

Bear Soup

Posted on: Jan 9, 2013        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
My love affair with potato soup began many, many, many years ago.  Although many, many, many years ago I did not know it was potato soup. Back story:  Aunt Nela was my mother’s sister.  To say that she was a fantastic cook would be an understatement.  Sweet Mother of Pearl!  Could she ever cook, bake, […]

Sweet Potato Casserole AKA- “Special Sweet Potatoes”

Posted on: Nov 18, 2012        In: In the Kitchen        With: No comments
You might need this for your Thanksgiving and Christmas meals, so I had better post it now – ASAP. Recently I came across the term “vintage recipe”.  Love that term – “vintage recipe”.  I think most of my recipes are “vintage”, and worthy of being collected – maybe that is stretching it a bit, but […]

Cranberry-Hazelnut Muffins (Coffeecake)

Posted on: Oct 22, 2012        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Recently I saw the recipe for Cranberry-Hazelnut Coffeecake on Pinterest.  The original recipe is from MyRecipes.com.  The coffeecake looked so pretty, and I do love cranberries, so I pinned it to my board “Want to Try”.  The fact that the recipe called for fresh cranberries, and they were not sweetened was appealing.  I love a […]

Okra and Tomatoes

Posted on: Oct 9, 2012        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
While at Buckner last week friend Robert mentioned he had some okra to share. (This is the Robert that is married to sweet, petite, always put together Janet)  “Would I like some?”  Faster than a speeding bullet, my answer was – “YES!”  Ever-Lovin and I love, love, love okra and tomatoes. Robert is a gardner […]

Plum Kuchen

Posted on: Oct 2, 2012        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Disclaimer:  I have given you this recipe once before. (Plum Tart).  But today I took pictures while making a Plum Kuchen (original name for this recipe), and I thought I would share it again.  It is so good.  Also today, I used nectarines instead of plums (They were about $2.00 a pound cheaper than the […]