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This recipe was used for a recent supper and the leftovers were perfect for a hot lunch the next day. The recipe makes a generous 9″ x 13″ pan of pure comfort food. The dish comes together quickly and makes a warming dish for a …
This recipe has become a favorite in our house. It is inspired by the Beet Salad with Poppy Seed + Chive Dressing from the cookbook Now and Again by Julia Turshen. She is amazing! 2 ½ lbs beets, washed, greens removed and set aside 2 …
From a well worn copy of the Moosewood Cookbook, Lucy found this delicious and very easy soup recipe. It’s a perfect soup for fall when gardeners are harvesting the last of this and that. We enjoyed this recipe so much, we made it twice in …
This raw beet salad really shows off the striking colors of these gorgeous roots. Chioggias are a mild beet that love the flavors used in this salad. Thank our Lucy for another original winning recipe – a perfect light summer salad. Chioggia Beet roots Green …
The answer to the question is one of our favorite root vegetables – BEETS! If you aren’t a fan of beets, I’m here to tell you a recipe exists for this humble root that will change your mind. Sure, you may not enjoy a homemade …
If we’re cooking a whole cut-up BBF Chicken, it’s most likely going to end up in a saucy, savory skillet dish like this one – tender chicken pieces nestled into a flavorful tomato based sauce with onions, peppers and Kalamata olives. This skillet dinner is …
Today, we’re having Barb’s Beef Vegetable Soup. This recipe made a regular appearance on our dinner table at the Kinsella house – Anita’s family. Barb, my mother, was a natural in all things food related – cooking, gardening, canning, freezing, baking, catering and enjoying. And, …
Like you, we’re often running to get a good meal on the table. We’re not always planning meals in advance and often it’s 5 o’clock, we’re getting hungry and we need a solution quickly. That would be the reason this recipe exists – lack of …
We got hit hard with an early winter storm on October 30-31. This was a heavy, wet snow capable of flattening plants and breaking stems. We spent most of the day on October 29 preparing for the storm. We used every #9 wire hoop …