Flourless almond cookies. Chewy goodness that's a breeze to make.
(Adapted/simplified from a recipe from the L.A. Times — the original had cherries.) Continue reading
Category Archives: Cooking
Andouille Mustard Greens
A very hearty set of greens – Alton Brown's method, my ingredient choices. Continue reading
Chicken Masala
I can't claim it's authentic, but it's fast, cheap and easy. Continue reading
Fabulous Roasted Cauliflower
Fabulous Roasted Cauliflower. Continue reading
Applesauce Raisin Bread
A moist, flavorful bread, good for dessert, snack, or with a meal. Continue reading
Loosemeat Sandwiches
Kind of a Sloppy Joe without tomatoes (or slop). I can't claim credit for this one; it's from recipezaar, but with my modifications. One of our absolute favorites! Use a cast iron skillet if you have one; it makes for a wonderful flavor, even though it's a little more work to clean. This makes about 4 to 6 sandwiches, depending on the size buns you get. Warning: my husband and I regularly eat this in one sitting, alone, when I make the whole recipe, so make sure you make enough! Continue reading
Italian Meatballs
These meatballs are excellent plain or in Good Gravy Tomato Sauce. Continue reading
Dueser's American Chop Suey
This is the dish called many different things by many different people: "Macaroni and beef," "American ChopSuey," "Hungarian Goulash." I call it comfort.
If you have ever tried getting a recipe from your beloved grandmother, you will know that this is the best i could do, and will add/subtract as you see fit. The V-8 and butter are key, though) Continue reading
Fruit Cocktail Cake
One of my favorites as a kid. A big hit with teenage boys, too. On my recipe card for this cake:
"Recipe: Fruit Cocktail Cake
From: Mom
Makes: Cavities" 😀 Continue reading
Hobbes's Creamy Fudge Frosting
This will make a very tasty frosting that will, when cooled, turn into a fudge like covering. All the measurements given are really very approximate since I tend to just pour until it looks good. Continue reading