Recipes from an Edwardian Country House

Recipes from an Edwardian Country House is a book that was repackaged from an earlier book. Frankly, I hate it when publishers do this sort of thing, as I often have the first book and then end up with another copy of the same book .

Friday, June 21, 2013

STRAWBERRY CHANTILLY

This is a fantastic frozen dessert for those hot summer get-togethers. It is quick, easy, pretty and can be made days ahead.The strawberry mousse filling sits on a shortbread cookie crust and the whole thing is frozen and ready for company at a moments notice. COOKIE CRUST1...

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Bootstraps and Biscuits

Today is West Virginia's Sesquicentennial.   In honor of 150 years of existence, we choose Bootstraps and Biscuits by Anna Lee Robe-Terry.  Ms. Robe-Terry was a nurse for many years and celebrated the her rural West Virginia heritage.  Her book features 300 recipes...

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

CHUCK ROAST SLOPPY JOES IN THE CROCK POT

When it is hot in Alaska, like it has been this week (85° today, broke an 87 year record), I start thinking about my slow cooker. I certainly do not want to turn on the oven when it gets this hot. Heat makes me lazy, which is another reason I love my slow cooker........

Creole Feast

 I loved in New Orleans for a year and gained 40 pounds!   I am holding this guy personally responsible.  He and a host of others who made literally EVERYTHING on the plate great.  Recently, Saveur compiled a list of great New Orleans cookbooks and Creole...

Friday, June 14, 2013

The Kentucky Bourbon Cookbook

 It's  National Bourbon Day.  Check out our post at Lucindaville for fun facts and a bit of history.We feel that there is really no food that cannot be improved with a shot of bourbon.   Tossed in the recipe and on the side as well.  Really we don't...

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

DRY RUB FOR GILLING PORK

Even here in Alaska, it is grilling season!! This is a quick, easy and extremely flavorful dry rub for pork.  Personally, I like to buy a pork loin (not the tenderloin) and slice it into 1" thick slices and coat it with this dry rub.  It really perks up the pork...