One of the best things about traveling is tasting different cuisines from all over the world. We were introduced to cajun and creole food when we moved to Texas by a true Louisiana native. We fell in love with the rich and zippy flavors immediately! Red beans and rice is one of those foods that […]
I can’t pronounce it well at all. I chose Spanish in high school instead of French. No matter how you say this dish, it’s delicious! If you enjoy making bread, I recommend making a French country loaf to go with this stew. You have to start the poolish the night before you bake. What cut
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Leave it to the British to name something Bangers and Mash. I’m sure you can figure out why they call it this, their so cheeky!! This cheeky recipe is simply mashed potatoes, sausage and an onion gravy. The stout beer adds that amazing deep taste. I could NOT believe how good this recipe was! Sausage
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away called Tacoma, Washington, my brand new husband brought me to a magical place called International House of Pancakes (IHOP). I ordered the Country Griddle Cakes because I was curious and I love pancakes. They were the most filling, delicious pancakes I had ever had! But
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You’ve probably heard of corned beef hash. It’s a staple where I come from. But have you tried Southwest hash? It’s corned beef’s southern cousin. Since moving to Texas and falling in love with the way they do brisket, we wanted to find a way to use up our smoked brisket leftovers, and this recipe
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Chicken and dumplings is a comfort food from the southern region of the United States. It’s a seriously hearty and tasty dish. A true, scratch made, chicken and dumplings takes a decent amount of time. But if you want the short version, scroll down. The Long Version To make the full (long) version of chicken
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Every region of the US calls this dish something different. The Northeast calls them Manhattans, the Midwest calls them Commercials, but they’re all a different name for an open beef sandwich smothered in gravy. I’ve been making this classic diner dish for years because my husband is a traditional meat and potatoes kind of guy.
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Are you looking for a soup that is both hearty and healthy? I have a great option that hits both! Born from my family’s dislike of steamed cabbage rolls, this cabbage soup quickly became a family favorite. This soup is ALWAYS on the menu after a long trip and helps us to fix that nasty
