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Florentine Breakfast Scramble Topped With Boursin Cheese

Posted on: Feb 18, 2015        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Breakfast scrambles are a regular item on our home breakfast menu.  Sausage (turkey or pork) is browned and crumbled.  Then two beaten eggs are added to the skillet, and the mixture is scrambled together.  The scramble is topped with a little grated cheese.  Yummy!  This is super easy and delicious. But….  This week I made […]

Reuben Sandwich

Posted on: Feb 16, 2015        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
There is more than one version of the origins of the Reuben sandwich.  Perhaps it was Reuben Kulakofsky a grocer in Omaha, Nebraska that invented the sandwich for his poker buddies.  “The Committee” as they called themselves met weekly at the Blackstone Hotel.  The hotel’s owner, Charles Schimmel added the sandwich to his lunch menu, and […]

Russian Tea

Posted on: Jan 8, 2015        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
For the Christmas Open House, Mikel made Russian Tea.  Family recipes are the best recipes, and this recipe is from Mikel’s mother Mavene.  Russian Tea is delicious, super easy to make, and it is a perfect drink for a cold winter day. This recipe makes about 2 gallons of hot spiced tea.  It is perfect if […]

Polly DuPont’s Meatballs

Posted on: Dec 26, 2014        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Are any of you like me?  Since Christmas has come and gone, I am left thinking about all the things I didn’t do.  Do not get me wrong.  I did plenty, but I always want to do more. (I realize that this is a fault, but I can’t help myself.)  I wanted to see the […]

Date Skillet Cookies

Posted on: Dec 8, 2014        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Let’s get started cooking for Christmas.  Date Skillet Cookies is a recipe from my childhood.  I remember Mother making these treats during many many Christmas seasons, and I thought they would be something different to share with you.  I was not sure I could find the recipe, but  I went hunting through my recipe boxes, and to […]

Anna’s Sweet Potatoes Au Gratin

Posted on: Nov 27, 2014        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Anna sent me an email with the recipe for Sweet Potatoes Au Gratin: I can tell you it’s very good! I like it because I’m so tired of the same old recipe that involves marshmallows and brown sugar, or sometimes I just bake them with butter. This is very popular with several of my friends […]

Cucumbers and Onions

Posted on: Sep 9, 2014        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
There is a difference of opinion at our house.  I know this might come as a shock to some of you, but others will completely understand.  When it comes to cucumbers and onions, Ever-Lovin’ likes the combination to be sweet.  I, on the other hand, like a more vinegary taste.  Sweet Mother of Pearl.  I […]

Compound Butter

Posted on: Sep 5, 2014        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
For our Labor Day get together, we thought we would have steak.  At out house, this is beyond unusual.   Seldom do we buy steak for the whole gang.  Oh, we buy chuck roast and ground meat, but not steak.  On special occasions, Ever-Lovin’ and I enjoy a good steak at a steak house.  This got me […]

Marshmallow Fruit Dip – A+ in Cooking Project

Posted on: Aug 22, 2014        In: In the Kitchen, Recipes        With: No comments
Friend Kim is hosting an 80th birthday party for her mother.  Kim’s mother is amazing.  She still plays tennis each week – in two tennis leagues no less.  (And she looks good in the cute tennis outfits also.) Kim called, and we discussed her party.  I had a couple of trays to loan her, and she […]

Easy Microwave Corn on the Cob

Posted on: Aug 19, 2014        In: In the Kitchen        With: No comments
Super Sister was the first person to tell be about cooking corn on the cob in the husk in the Microwave.  Yes, that is correct.  You do not have to shuck the corn before you cook it.  You cook the fresh corn with the husk and silks intact.  She raved about this, and recently I tried it. […]