culinary adventures and occasional disasters
This post is part of a series I’m doing about things you normally buy at the store that you can make at home. I want to keep content relevant for everyone during a time when you might be having a hard time getting certain grocery items. Bread is one thing you can make at home
Pi day is next week, and I’m starting to scheme what kinds of pies to make. If you’re also looking for a pi day pie, this collection has 35 nontraditional pie recipes that will definitely be a big hit on pi day. There’s no bake pie, pot pie, slab pie, boozy pie, hand pie, vegetarian
I think it’s no secret that I love short ribs, and I guess it’s no coincidence that braising is one of my favorite cooking methods since that’s how short ribs are traditionally cooked. If you want to learn more about beef ribs, including short ribs, AmazingRibs.com and Lake Geneva Country Meats have good information. The
I love cheese grits! Grits are one of my favorite breakfast foods, but it’s also great for lunch and dinner. For all grits lovers out there, here is a selection of 10 recipes that incorporate cheese grits. These recipes use a wide variety of cheeses – cheddar, goat cheese, gouda, and pepper jack. Images used