Drunken Artichokes
An easy “steamed” artichoke recipe for my friend George.
It's all about the taste!
An easy “steamed” artichoke recipe for my friend George.
This is an easy alternative to Clam Chowder that tastes as good as the original. Instead of potatoes we use a low card alternative like celery root or cauliflower, or they can be omitted completely. It’s creamy with just a hint of spice to warm you up on a cold day.
Every region has it’s own twist when it comes to BBQ, and I’m certain I’ll cover quite a few! The battle will rage until the end of time between which BBQ is best: Western North Carolina – Ketchup based Eastern North Carolina – Apple Cider Vinegar Based Piedmont/Lexington Style – Kind of a mesh between …
Eastern NC BBQ Sauce is an apple cider vinegar based sauce. As a result, it’s tangy and spicy, but with the right mix, a little sweetness as well. I actually left my recipe at home, so this is really a rough draft from my memory, but we’ll know soon enough on Saturday!
Feijoada is a traditional black bean stew that dates back hundreds of years – it’s sometime called the national dish of Brazil, among other places. It was generally made with scrap pork…and I mean scraps. I have friends that are always sure to include pigs feet, and even ears (no that’s not a Portobello). This …
You can buy this at your neighborhood liquor store, but why? It’s cheaper and way too easy to make at home!
The Bloody Caesar is Canada’s version of a Bloody Mary, but made with Clamato juice instead of tomato juice. There’s something special about sipping a Caesar in the morning that really helps get your day going…though I recommend the virgin variety to help avoid those unexpected morning naps!
Yes, the Ronco Rotisserie truly DOES make the best Prime Rib! Set it and forget it! OK not really, as you do want to monitor it for doneness, but almost. Shown here with homemade scalloped potatoes.
It’s Christmas morning, and that means it’s time to break out our family favorite – Fried Pork Tenderloin! Definitely not health food, but it’s a real comfort food treat. Slap one of these in a biscuit and you have heaven right there! Leftovers are good right out of fridge for me, but can also ne …