You come into this world and you go out. It is THE fact of life. And no self-respecting Southern woman would witness birth or death without a casserole at arms reach. Sadly, I spent Monday traveling for a funeral. And when I'm sad I cook. I also cook when I'm happy. And when I'm bored, nervous, giddy and hopeful. But last week I was cooking for comfort. I had a mission of taking food to my friend whose loss was great. I started ...
Archives for November 2008
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
I recently saw sweet potatoes in the take out case at Whole Foods and it inspired me to get a little more creative with my sweet spuds. I roast sweet potatoes at least once a week for Littlest. She adores them and they are so healthy, loaded with vitamins A & C, beta carotene and good fiber. Sweet potatoes are actually one of the healthiest and cleanest carbohydrates you can eat. With Thanksgiving around the corner and sweet ...
Cleaning House
Husband starts the day with a cappuccino. He's a simple man, although many would argue (his loving wife included) this is not a simple coffee. I prefer a latte myself. I use a low-fat vanilla soy instead of milk and it makes for a delicious jump start for my day. I think I'll need more than one today. We are still settling in to the house. Today I will be unpacking the last of the cookbook boxes, waiting for the plumber and the ...
Winner! Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin
Last month, I announced the Recipe Contest. I was eager to hear from you, my dear readers, and equally excited to know what your favorite recipes were. Thank you for sharing. Over the last few weeks, I have made lamb, pork, scallops, steaks, zucchini, linguini, soups, lasagnas, enchiladas, salsas, potatoes, stews, goulash, chili, and casseroles. Husband thanks you. The Littles thank you. Whole Foods and HEB really thank ...