Stuffed Bell Peppers With Tomato Jus

I posted in a previous post that I’d be making my Stuffed Bell Peppers With Tomato Jus. When I posted my trip to our farmers’ market here in Tennessee, I […]

I posted in a previous post that I’d be making my Stuffed Bell Peppers With Tomato Jus. When I posted my trip to our farmers’ market here in Tennessee, I […]

After going to the farmers’ market and coming home with all those beautiful vegetables, today, I’m making a Vegetable Tart. I figured I might as well make two tarts while […]
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When I lived in Orlando, I would always stop and pick up some Chicken Empanadas. Love them so much, I thought I’d recreate them at home. I’m using store-bought, ready […]
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We’ve had our annual neighborhood HOA meeting here on the mountain, which also included a potluck and lake party. The board members provided the hamburgers and hot dogs. Everyone brought […]
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I recently made my husband my Stuffed Bell Peppers With Tomato Jus, and he loved it. The name may sound fancy, but it’s super easy to make. Watch for this […]
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It’s been a year since my husband, Steve, and I moved into our log cabin in the mountains of Tennessee. This is My New Updated Kitchen, and below is the […]
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I titled this dish Summer Squash and Smoked Sausage Casserole because I didn’t think the word “and” would be exactly right. Let me explain. The star of this dish is […]
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I’m making my Classic Shepherd’s Pie today, which is different from how I grew up eating this dish. I lived in London for a few years in the early 70s. […]
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I’m making my Mini Cannoli Cream Tarts today for my husband to try. They are going to blow his mind! I remember my first time eating a cannoli and how […]
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Prep Time: 5 minutes Total Time: 5 minutes Yields: 12 cupcakes Equipment: 1 medium-size mixing bowl, hand-held mixer, rubber spatula, piping bag (disposable with a tip) Ingredients: […]
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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 […]
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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 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 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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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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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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