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Posted 18 years ago
Often the best foods are simply prepared with minimal fuss and ingredients, and that is the case with roasted
Posted 18 years ago
And now for the last in the Southern Country Breakfast series. We enjoy fried apples for breakfast, but they a
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from my mother Germaine McClure, passed down from my grandmother and great-grandmother.
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Shirley McClure and Gladys McClure.
Posted 18 years ago
A Meyers Family Recipe.
Posted 18 years ago
I was first introduced to hummus bi tahini while working in Saudi Arabia. The cafeteria cooks on the Saudi Ara
Posted 18 years ago
This is the first dish I tried at the original Big Bowl in Chicago, and boy did I get hooked! I spent the next
Posted 18 years ago
All the prep work on my summer garden has me fixated on vegetable dishes. As I scooped more seeds from bell pe
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Ann Meyers.
Posted 18 years ago
Recipe from Mike Meyers.
Posted 18 years ago
I fell in love with Thai food on a trip to Koh Samui and Phuket in 1996. I had a great time visiting all of th
Posted 18 years ago
I grew up on my mother’s and grandmothers’ Southern buttermilk cornbread, and I’m devoted to it. Souther
Posted 18 years ago
From my Grandma McClure, although I’m quite certain that she got the recipe from a magazine, or off a bo
Posted 18 years ago
It’s cold and raining today…perfect for a hot, comforting bowl of cream of baked potato soup. I must confe
Posted 18 years ago
I didn’t grow up eating Asian food. My family is pretty much born and bred Southerners…hillbillies, my par
Posted 18 years ago
Sunday mornings we have a fresh hot breakfast instead of the usual eating on the run. Most of the time we have
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from ClearGourmet; the variations are from Andrea Meyers.
Posted 18 years ago
I’ve been making this dish for about eight years. This little creation was my attempt to eat healthy on a bu
Posted 18 years ago
From a fellow Aramcon in Saudi Arabia (can't remember who).
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Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Recetas de Casa Vieja: Our Native Cooking, by Julia Mora de Duran.
Posted 18 years ago
Source: uncertain, gathered off the Internet in the early 2000s
Posted 18 years ago
Caramelitas are my all-time favorite bar cookie. Gooey caramel, chocolate, and oatmeal—these cookies satisfy
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from a recipe from my friend Nancy DeJesus.
Posted 18 years ago
This is the soup I want when I’m under the weather. The soup is very lightly seasoned with only a little sal
Posted 18 years ago
I couldn’t decide what I wanted for my birthday cake this year, at least not until I saw the leftover eggnog
Posted 18 years ago
This creamed spinach is heavenly. Wonderful comfort food, and a kid pleaser! My kids wolf this down and ask fo
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Farm Journal's Homemade Breads: 250 Naturally Good Recipes (1985).
Posted 18 years ago
“Decadent” is the only way to describe these pecan pancakes. The syrup is rich and so easy to make, and th
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Food Network.
Posted 18 years ago
I first fell in love with guacamole when I lived in Bogotá, Colombia. There was a restaurant just down the st
Posted 18 years ago
My husband pestered me for several years about making some tortilla soup for him. I’d never had it, so I was
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Food Network.
Posted 18 years ago
We love garlic and add large quantities of it to pretty much anything we cook, including mashed potatoes. We u
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from Germaine McClure.
Posted 18 years ago