BROCCOLI AU GRATIN
So, I included a picture of Ina Garten, one of my favorite cooks, because she has a recipe for Broccoli Au Gratin that is very
HONOLULU RIB EYE
In 1994 I went to Hawaii for the first time with Frank B. Williams. We stayed on the island of Lanai at the Lodge at
COLD OVEN PINEAPPLE POUND CAKE
This recipe came from the Southern Living cookbook that Aunt Tee gave me when I was in high school. Aunt Tee was not my aunt.
BUCKTOWN “PINCH ME” STEW WITH RED SNAPPER
People in Louisiana are crazy for crawfish. And as anyone in New Orleans knows, you have to pinch the tails and suck the heads
RANCH DRESSING
This classic ranch salad dressing gets better after it has been in the frig a day. I used the pre-packaged Hidden Valley spices because the
CORN PUDDING
What makes something corny? In the early 1930’s the word was used in a derogatory way to describe anything that appealed to unsophisticated people like
PRACTICALLY PERFECT PEJU POACHED PEARS
Bosc pears were first cultivated in Belgium. I had never poached pears but the Bosc (pronounced Bawsk) pears at the grocery store last weekend were
SLOPPY JOSEPHINES
According to Wikipedia, Sloppy Joe sandwiches originated in Sioux City, Iowa when a short order cook named Joe invented a “loose-meat” sandwich with tomato sauce
ENDORA’S LAMB CHOPS
From 1964 to 1972, Samantha Stevens (played by Elizabeth Montgomery) was a charming t.v. witch who loved a very mortal man. Her husband, played by