Homemade Pasta

Since we moved to Tennessee, we’ve been busy remodeling our home, with the kitchen being the biggest project. Most of the kitchen appliances are still packed away in the spare […]

Since we moved to Tennessee, we’ve been busy remodeling our home, with the kitchen being the biggest project. Most of the kitchen appliances are still packed away in the spare […]

I can’t think of anything better in the morning or for dessert with a cup of coffee than a delicious Cheese Danish pastry. Whenever I’d go to the bakery […]
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My Ricotta Cream will take your pancakes to the next level of deliciousness! The specs of lemon and orange zest throughout, along with the citrusy notes from their juice, cut […]
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I love fajitas and I love puff pastry. I thought it would be a great combination to marry the two giving you a delicious buttery flaky “hot pocket”.
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This Egg Bake, topped with a layer of tater tots, is a hit around my house. I mean, who doesn’t love tater tots? This dish has the ingredients of […]
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This month’s meeting is our quarterly meeting combined with a Christmas party for the neighborhood. This is the first one for Steve and me. This meeting is a potluck, and […]
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I love to keep Pickled Red Onions in my fridge at all times. They are great for so many dishes, like tacos, pulled pork sandwiches, or as a side garnish. […]
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My Fettuccine Alfredo is delicious and super easy to make. The creamy, flavorful Alfredo sauce coats every strand of the pasta. Adding broccoli gives the dish a burst of color, […]
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I love Fettuccine Alfredo, but I topped it with my Chicken Milanese, and this dish becomes even more amazing. Your family and friends will love this dish! Please visit the […]
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Our new neighbor, John, stopped by and brought a few zucchini he’s been growing in his yard. I had a pound of ground chicken in my fridge ready to turn […]
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Corn Chowder has to be one of my favorite soups. What’s great about this soup is that you can make it completely vegetarian by changing or omitting some […]
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My Mini Spinach And Artichoke Chicken Casseroles combine two of my very favorite things to eat, spinach and artichoke dip, and chicken on a biscuit. Combining the two and making […]
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This Chicken Ramen Noodle Casserole is quick and easy to make. I don’t know about you, but I love Ramen noodle soup, so when I came across this recipe, I […]
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As you’ll know, my husband and I now live on a mountain in Tennessee. As we’re making changes to the inside and outside of our home, life has […]
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It was my husband Steve’s birthday last April, and we were invited out to lunch at Bella Collina to celebrate with our dear friend Wes Reed, with Reed Family Wealth […]
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Welcome To The Cabin. Well, we’ve finally come to the day we both officially retire. We’ve bought a cabin and are moving to the mountains. I wanted to tell […]
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My Strawberry and Arugula Salad is a great summertime dish. In one of my earlier posts, the link is listed below, I talk about how to make three different kinds […]
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My Shrimp Boil, with its bold and distinct flavors, will take you on a quick culinary trip to the heart of New Orleans. The second best thing about this dish […]
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I’m making Chicken Alfredo Monkey Bread today. I’m calling this dish semi-homemade because some components aren’t store-bought. The dish is so cheesy, I promise everyone in your family will love […]
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If you’ve read my Mission Statement, I talk about using the grocery store as my sous chef. There are so many great products out there today that can make your […]
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Growing up, my grandmother made Braciole on special occasions. The time it takes to make the dish shows how much love and care she would spend making her Braciole. Braciole […]
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Steve grilled a couple of steaks on the grill and asked if I would make a side dish to accompany them. We love fennel, so I thought I’d roast some […]
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I saw this recipe being made on the Food Network and knew right then I had to make it and put my spin on this dish. This sheet pan dinner […]
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There’s nothing better than making a huge pot of Southern-style Collard Greens. Now, I will say there is a lot of prep involved in making a great pot of greens, but I […]
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This is my Lemon-Rosemary Roasted Chicken With Broccolini. I know there may be some of you who don’t know or who care for broccolini, but the good news is you […]
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This year wasn’t the traditional Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and all the fixings. I’m not the biggest fan of turkey, although I love all the side dishes. Don’t get me […]
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My inspiration for this Italian dish comes from a very close and longtime friend of mine, Cheri. She told me about an Easter Pie her grandmother used to make for […]
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My Hash Brown Casserole comes to mind when we talk about comfort food. It’s the perfect side dish for breakfast. You could substitute this for any potato side dish, and […]
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This dish is one of my new favorites. I love dumplings (potstickers) of any kind. I couldn’t find the mini dumplings or the baby-style Bok choy today, but that’s okay. […]
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I want to talk a little bit about my Mojo Marinade. I’ve looked at a lot of Mojo recipes, and most of them are done in a blender, and that’s […]
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Beef Stroganoff is a classic, but how about Chicken Stroganoff? Tender chicken fillets dance around in the luscious Stroganoff sauce, nestled over a bed of fresh pasta. I can just […]
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I’ve been seeing a lot of new and innovative cooking ideas recently. Maybe the best ones are those where everything is done on a sheet pan. I love it! Also, […]
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It’s super cold outside today, so I wanted to try something a little different. I thought I’d do a twist on the classic Beef Stroganoff, which I’ve done before using […]
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Some people like their Chicken Noodle Casserole with a breaded topping, or maybe you don’t. I’m going to be showing you that both ways are equally delicious. For this recipe, […]
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This dish is so easy to make that your family and friends will love it so much they’ll be begging you for the recipe. This is my Clafoutis With Blackberries. […]
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Bánh Mi has to be one of my favorite sandwiches. These sandwiches pack a flavor punch as no other sandwich can. The combination comes from the richness of the pulled […]
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I love one-pot meals, like my Honey Garlic Chicken, so I’ve decided to add a new category to my menu, and I’m calling it one-pot dishes.” My Honey Garlic Chicken […]
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Steve, who’s now my husband, today, wanted me to make him a turkey Panini. I’m not sure what he had in mind to go with the turkey, but I had […]
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When it came to making Sunday dinner, my mom pulled out all the stops. I loved watching her in the kitchen, making food she grew up eating. This is my […]
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Homemade pasta can be overwhelming. Not gnocchi, though — it’s super easy. Anyone can make these delicious Italian dumplings. There are two kinds of gnocchi: one made with mashed Russet […]
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You’ll see a lot of Mexican recipes on my blog because I love anything Mexican or Tex-Mex. The bold flavors, the sauces (Moles), and the toppings, I love them all! […]
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I’m a mom with an enormous passion for cooking. I was raised by a single mom with English ancestry. My grandmother, on my father’s side, was Sicilian, and both were […]
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I’m a big believer in cooking with fresh herbs. Herbs add so much flavor to any dish. I’ll show you the best way to showcase fresh herbs in most, […]
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Today I’m making French Potato Pie or Tourte aux pommes de terre, which is a specialty of central France. My two favorite things are potatoes and anything savory cooked in […]
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These Sweet And Tangy Chicken Drumettes could not be easier to make. I was a little skeptical about how easy this was to make, but I was wrong. It’s super […]
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Today I’m making Fingerling Potato Salad to go along with my Sweet and Tangy Chicken Drumettes. The link for these delicious drumettes will be available at the link below. Fingerling […]
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This homemade British Spice Blend is an awesome alternative whenever a spice blend is called for in any cake, pudding, or mixed spice baking recipe. This flavorful blend includes […]
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Sweet Potato Grits can take your grits to the next level. I’ve paired it with Koren Braised Beef Short Ribs, a recipe I can’t take complete credit for. I do […]
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Whenever I’m making homemade croutons for a recipe, I always make extra. Homemade croutons are great on salads and soups, or if you’re like me, as a snack. Today, I’ll […]
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Every day, Steve’s telling me about how certain items have been either discontinued or are out of stock at our local grocery store. When I’m not home, one of his […]
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Melissa has just come home for a visit and is staying at a rental home close to me. I’m excited to get into the kitchen and make a great home-cooked […]
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It’s become a yearly tradition, when Melissa comes home to visit, to treat ourselves to a great dining experience. Christini’s Ristorante Italiano was one I don’t think we’ll ever forget. […]
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Who doesn’t love a Philly Cheesesteak? I think it’s a safe bet the answer is they love this traditional sandwich. Today I thought I’d do a “mash-up”. I’m combining all […]
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Hominy is gluten-free, and one of those foods, I think, is underused. Hominy is made from dried corn kernels, which are soaked in a lye bath. It’s used in many […]
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Vaca Frita de Pollo is a shredded chicken dish cooked until tender, then pan-fried until crispy on the outside. The chicken is infused with orange and lime juice for a mojo […]
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Bangers And Mash, also known as sausages and mash, is a traditional dish of Great Britain and Ireland, consisting of sausages served with mashed potatoes. It consists of one of […]
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I went to the farmers’ market today to see what looked good. I couldn’t resist the bell peppers; they looked amazing, and of course, I couldn’t leave without getting some […]
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Over the years, I’ve had a lot of versions of Chicken Piccata. I remember my Nana made this dish with veal on the holidays. Veal is expensive and can be […]
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This dish comes from a recipe I saw on a cooking show and fell in love with, it’s called Fennel and Onion-Stuffed Pork Loin. I do love pork of any […]
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My Grilled Sweet Corn Salsa is colorful, slightly smoky, and loaded with a variety of textures and bold flavors. This recipe, by itself, is gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly. Some might say […]
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On Melissa’s last visit home, we were still under certain restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Restaurants were open, masks and social distancing were both still required. Except for 2020, […]
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We always think of cobblers as being sweet. I decided to make a savory cobbler using wild mushrooms, flavorful, tender biscuits, and creamy Gruyére cheese. This is my Wild […]
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This dish is one I saw made and new I had to recreate in my own way. This is my version of Beets And Sweets!🌰🥔
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