Back in the ’50s, Momma really got into baking. She had joined a local methodist church and was associated with a lot of really good cooks. She joined the women’s circle where they created their own cookbooks to earn money for missions. Momma was also very frugal and used what […]
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GWEN’S SHRIMP FETTUCCINE
Down here in the south, we interchange crawfish with shrimp in this dish. The pictures displayed have crawfish but I have used shrimp many times. I get many of my recipes from my cousin, Gwen. Our families have been eating together and sharing holidays as long as I can remember. […]
NOT JUST ANY SYRUP COOKIES
Momma was not much of a cookie baker when we were kids. That took up her time of which she had little. But as she got older and we all were out in the world doing who knows what according to Momma, she started baking some of the recipes that […]
BAKED EGGPLANT LASAGNA BY TONI
I have always gotten some of my best recipes from Momma, friends, and family. And of course, now that I have so many fabulous friends on Instagram and Facebook, I use some of those recipes, too. It is those beautiful, mouth-watering photographs that allure me into snatching my ingredients and […]
BEST HEARTY MEATBALL SOUP
I love soups of all kinds throughout the year. I live in an area that is warm much of the year. We certainly do not have four seasons. But Louisiana is known for gumbos and great soups. Chicken and spaghetti are a favorite of mine. My paternal grandmother made the […]
QUICHE HARVEST FEAST
Sometimes, a one-dish meal just fits the bill. This quiche is a hearty dish filled with fall veggies. You can certainly add other veggies or substitute something else if you or not a kale fan. I would probably never eat kale as a stand-alone dish but I love it here. […]