23 years ago hubby and i were honeymooning in gatlinburg, tenessee and ate at a restaurant called the brass lantern. we had trout and a vegetable soup that was
recipe adapted from todd wilbur's version of carnegie deli classic new york city cheesecake www.topsecretrecipes.com (i added the cookie crust in lieu of the graham cracker crust.)
anyone who ever passed through chillicothe, ohio has some idea of what a sumburger is. this unique hamburger is a great change from the usual hamburger. the original restaurant was a drive-in and is still a very popular place to get good food.
i watched paula deen make this wonderful dessert and just had to post it. i read the other recipes and this is much easier to make. enjoy!! i found the recipe on http://www.pauladeen.com.
this is a recipe i've been searching for for a long time. on my trips to southern california, i would always stop in a restaurant named keefer's inn in king city, california. unfortunately, the restaurant changed hands and this soup served there wasn't th
neomonde is a popular middle eastern restaurant in raleigh nc where the owners (three brothers) make everything from scratch on site. a favorite of mine when i'm in town, i was pleased when this recipe appeared in the the local paper (news and observer).
recipe uses large pearl tapioca and a crock pot. recipe courtesy alton brown, 2004.
came across this in the seattle times. pie without an exquisite crust is simply not the real thing. they said, "white house pastry chef bill yosses' light, flaky pie crusts have earned him the nickname "the crustmaster" from president barack obama." this
enjoy a taste of summer in the middle of the winter with this easy canning recipe. the following is for one quart jar, which easily fills one pie. multiply it to use as many berries as you can get your hands on. i also add fresh lavender flowers since i'v
this recipe is from cook 'em horns published by the university of texas ex-students' association. it is the only enchilada sauce recipe i use, period. homemade is always best. i have used a blender, but i don't blend all the tomatoes. i have also used
i snagged this recipe from my mother's recipe box this is by far and away my favorite dessert my momma made when i was growing up. a word of warning: the recipe says 6-8 servings, but i'd suggest 10-12 servings because it's soooo rich! here are my mo
i call this my disaster cake because the first time i made the basic cake + gelatin + fresh strawberries [said recipe came from a friend] in a bundt pan & it came out in pieces. from that i created the finished product, adding additional strawberries, the
these mouth watering, glistening, finger licking good ribs are most popular dish served at mauna lani bay hotel and bungalows' canoe house restaurant in hawaii. they are listed on the menu as a pupu, or appetizer, they're often ordered as a mountainous en
any leftover meat or mushrooms may be used in this dish.
limpa has always been one of my favorite breads, and now i can make it in the bread machine! i use the dough cycle for this, then rise and bake in the oven. mom always includes the orange rind, but it's not my favorite, so i leave it out. my house tend
wonderful recipe from 'nigella bites'. you can prepare the cake base in advance and let it rise in the refridgerator overnight, so that you can bake it in the morning for a delicious breakfast treat.
i like to do the first and second step the night before, so i can put it together quickly the next morning for a hearty breakfast. the 30 minute baking time is the perfect amount of time for me to get a shower and dress for work, making this work for a w
this delightful recipe is from restaurant al-fassia in marrakesh, morocco and is one of the vegetarian dishes featured on the menu.
this recipe is from the wonderful cookbook, "a treasury of jewish holiday baking", by marcy goldman. this pareve pesach cake tastes like a rich but light chocolate cheesecake. it's wonderful with or without the glaze. if you don't mind a dairy cake, it
sticky toffee pudding that is still made to john tovey's original recipe. some even say it's the best in the world. most desserts are worthy of applause, but rare is the one that warrants a standing ovation, as does this authentic toffee pudding.
this recipe is posted by request and was originaly from chef sam choy's cookbook
this modified version of 'mom's' chili was a hit at our 2004 christmas party. we made an extra large pot to have some left to freeze but it never made it to the freezer. it was a favorite by all. perfect for any cold and rainy day. you won't find this one
this interesting recipe was found in the 2010 cookbook, taste of home prize winning recipes.
based on a tyler's ultimate recipe, i streamlined some of this and it's a wonderful comfort food dinner. it can also be made in the crock pot, just use a bit less liquid, or be sure to boil down the sauce at the end. this is best made the day before bec
my dh's amish mother raised him on this recipe. he much prefers it over store-bought ketchup. it was a taste i had to acquire, but now my ds's also prefer this type of ketchup. enjoy!
from her book, hot italian dish. the longer you cook this sauce, the more flaverful it will be. i minced my garlic but her recipe doesn't specify how it should be.
it’s a swedish specialty from a island called gotland that my father's from. it's not a pancake--it's actually a saffron and rice porridge that is given the addition of almonds, cream, and eggs and poured in a dish and baked in the oven. it’s served with
this recipe comes courtesy of one the american girls cookbooks. specifically it comes from the kirsten one and so is swedish themed. several of these recipes from all of the books are all time favorites of mine so i will post them here. rice porridge, kn
fancy name for pork loin roast with potatoes and onions. this dish has been around forever and it's always a winner. if you can catch a pork loin on sale, then is the time to buy and freeze for special company dinners. this one is sure to wow them!
this is an easy, traditional, and delicious potato kugel (potato pudding) recipe from the jewish cookbook, "passover by design: picture perfect kosher by design recipes for the holiday", by susie fishbein.
from simply classic cookbook, seattle, wa. this has 2 hours marination required.
my grandma lorraine stromgren would listen to wcco radio's joyce lamont as she broadcasted a daily recipe. my grandma would sit by the radio with pencil in hand to write down those recipe favorites! a cookbook was published in 1979 after 10 years of recip
this is from the r.s.v.p. section of an april 1988 issue of bon appetit magazine. it was requested from elizabeth on 37th in savannah, georgia. the apple-blackberry combination is luscious!
on a trip to new orleans, we had lunch at a delightful little restaurant named the ugly dog saloon and barbq. those at our table loved their cole slaw and it's delicious dressing. the waitress graciously copied the recipe for us from the kitchen wall. her
mexican inspired chopped chicken that can be used in burritos, tacos, or over nachos.suzanne created this recipe and i like it best over cheese nachos.
this is a delicious, creamy simple potato salad! i'm not a fan of the potato salads with all the extra ingredients in it (relish, celery, etc). i love the true flavor of potatoes and hard boiled eggs that this dish creates. this makes a large pot - the
embellished with raisins and pecans and topped with a hard sauce you just can't beat this spicy apple pie. roselea, owner and founder of the famous pink adobe restaurant in santa fe, created this years ago and it has been so popular she can hardly keep u
from a cookbook titled diabetic cooking recently received in the cookbook swap 2011. 10 minutes standing time is part of the cooking time.
outrageously delicious is all i can say about this coffee cake... moist and unbelievably good describes this recipe to a t! i remember the first time my friend marie's sister made this recipe, and i thought i had died and gone to heaven. it is that goo
this is a bread pudding baked in a bundt pan, filled with plums and studded with raisins, served with a soft or hard sauce. it's known at our house as the plum pudding of infamy...we doubted my mom for days when she said she was going to make it for chri
i was given this recipe from a friend whose family lives in texas, she stated that this is an old family recipe, but she would like to see others enjoy it also. so have at it and enjoy!!!
from marcus samuelsson of aquavit, who says it was what his swedish grandmother made on sunday nights. my change is to add some additional liquid to the pan so that you have enough to make sauce to pour sparingly over the chicken and rice.
make this the day before you need it and re-heat right before serving time. thanks to susan branch ("autumn") for this wonderful recipe. on the day of serving, prepare your "serving bowl" by baking a hollowed out pumpkin (remove seeds & stringy gunk,
susan branch has the most delightful books (and illustrations) filled with the most interesting recipes and home-making ideas. this recipe comes from her "summer" book, with a few of my own personal changes. feel free to switch ingredients, more or less
this salad get its kick from ground red pepper. you can go hotter or milder by adjusting the amount of red pepper
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