It seemed so simple really. I researched the web for a good Creme Brulee recipe. I found one, but on the way to Creme Brulee, I got sidetracked with the exciting world of vanilla beans. For two weeks I virtually traveled to Madagascar and learned my way around this exciting, expensive and delicious bean. So, … Continue reading On My Way to Creme Brulee
If I were to have done any less, it would have testified to my lack of faith. It would have become a testimony to him later that I didn't care. I never wavered in my decision. It was an immediate, knee-jerk reaction and I knew my life would change. My grandson was born three weeks … Continue reading FMF: Less
I am glad to have a seat at God's table every day. No matter my skin color, my economic status, or physical condition- I am seated at his table daily. I don't do anything that deserves such esteem, only that He loves me so simply, so outlandishly and that I have, by grace accepted such … Continue reading FMF: Table
A few weeks ago a friend and good cook passed away. Henry Klumper peacefully passed away Tuesday, February 18th, 2020. Over the last 11 years, Henry and I have many cooking "chit-chats" Most of these conversations centered around cooking. Henry was easy to talk with, a good listener and could carry on meaningful conversations about … Continue reading Celebrating a Friend and Good Cook
Well, here it is. My chance to come clean about dumb stuff I did while Brad wasn't home. If your keeping score, a few articles back I revealed my husband's innate ability to eat things he shouldn't. Most of my dumb stuff I accomplished all on my own. There is a sense of pride in … Continue reading True confessions: Dumb stuff I did when Brad wasn’t home
There is nothing better for the human mind than a good challenge, and trying new adventures. I thought you would enjoy my adventure with making scones, clotted cream and lemon curd. Having tried several scone recipes, I never really enjoyed the way the recipes turned out. That may be part of my problem- my expectations … Continue reading My Adventure With Making Scones, Clotted Cream and Lemon Curd
A few weeks back I wrote to you about scones. I wanted to include a recipe for clotted cream and lemon curd. Now you perhaps are saying to yourself, "Why do I want anything that is a 'curd' or 'clotted' ?" Well wonder no more because lemon curd just isn't for scones, it also makes … Continue reading Lemon Curd and Clotted Cream
That title is a mouthful, but honestly, it is the truth. Things my husband shouldn't have eaten, but did. He can be a danger to himself in the refrigerator or snooping around the kitchen. I resorted to labeling most everything in the refrigerator when we were first married. Dog Biscuits Image by kalhh from Pixabay … Continue reading Things My Husband Shouldn’t Have Ate: Dog Biscuits and Gummy Vites
I had spied those red apple beauties from the biking through the church parking lot. The temptation to sneak under the fence into the horse pasture was mounting. But, I restrained myself. It was Sunday after all and you can't knock on doors asking to eat someone's apples. I decided that tomorrow after school when … Continue reading Red Apple Beauties
Well, friends, back on track from a small Prime Rib detour. Not a bad detour right? We return to discuss more Christmas baked goods, candies and confections. Grab a pen or pencil and a slip of paper because we have some yummy recipes to share. The following recipe is from allrecipes.com, with all credit due … Continue reading Christmas Baked Goods, Candies and Confections Part 2