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An easy, tasty and timesaving recipe for your holiday guests or busy weekday mornings.
Growing up, this was the great debate in the kitchen around Thanksgiving. Are we making “stuffing” or are we making “dressing”?
As part of my weekly “Mom Planning” I write up a menu on a whiteboard in our kitchen. This helps with meal rotation, so something isn’t made too often; and it is a great lead in to composing my grocery list for the week.
Usually when I see the word “pie” in a recipe name I think of dessert and my favorite, pecan pie.
Funnel Cakes are my all-time favorite fair food and from what I can gather it’s a popular fair food across the US. The funnel cake as we know it, originated in the US with the Pennsylvania Dutch.
No Bake Cookies were my sister Jennifer’s speciality growing up. Our dad was a huge fan of these cookies and they never lasted long, come to think of it I don’t think they lasted more than 2 days, ever.
This is a family favorite and I love it for many reasons, mostly because it takes very little effort.
As I scooped a spoonful of bacon grease into the frying pan to reheat some steak and grits I had a thought that I might not be the right person to write an article about “health and wellness” for the Huckleberry Press
by Elizabeth Dengler, The Huckleberry Home The fantastic thing about this pasta salad is you can use whatever you have on hand in it. And it is best to make…
We’ve been making-do a lot lately with what we have on hand simply because in these times it isn’t easy to find everything on the grocery store shelves.
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