What an outstanding day here in Maryland! Sky is blue, air is cool and crisp, The day will be perfect for turning off the overworked air conditioners and opening the windows. Payment indeed for the 7 tornados and torrents of rain that hit us on Friday. Yes, that was 7 tornados touching down all over… Continue reading The Week Ahead and a Great Recipe for Stuffed Cabbage!
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The Week Ahead and Another Great Chicken Dish To Try
It’s a blustery rainy day here in Maryland and the storms from the south are scheduled to arrive this afternoon bringing high winds, more rain and perhaps even hail. So long to my newly blooming roses and irises in the backyard. Sigh. From the 80’s back down to the 60’s, our Spring is having a… Continue reading The Week Ahead and Another Great Chicken Dish To Try
A New Recipe for a Day Spent Writing
Today I had to hit the keyboard and finish a few reviews for JoyfullyJay where I am a guest reviewer so dinner had to be simple. My solution? Chicken Paprika also known as Poulet au Paprika. Quick, easy, and great tasting, recipe courtesy of Laura Calder, my new favorite chef. Ingredients: 4 chicken legs, split… Continue reading A New Recipe for a Day Spent Writing
A Herb and Cheese Souffle Recipe To Love
It’s been wavering between very warm and seasonally warm here in Maryland and this month looks to go down as our warmest March yet. And for me, when the temperature is up, I want to eat lighter and this souffle is the perfect meal, no matter the time of day. It melts in the mouth… Continue reading A Herb and Cheese Souffle Recipe To Love
A Recipe To Love – Pork Chops with Green Olives and Lemons
I have written about French Cooking At Home, a show with Laura Calder that has become an addiction of mine. Her recipes are simple but oh so tasty. I am now working my way through her first cookbook and haven’t found a recipe I haven’t loved. This latest one came not from her book but… Continue reading A Recipe To Love – Pork Chops with Green Olives and Lemons
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 