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By Dr. Julie-Ann, on November 19th, 2011% We will be celebrating Thanksgiving here in the United States next week. This Turkey Glace recipe was originally published on December 9, 2008. It really is a great “what do I do with all of these leftovers” recipe. And it is easy to tweak, too, depending upon the amount of leftovers you have. Enjoy!
The . . . → Read More: From The Archives: The Ultimate Turkey Leftovers Recipe: Turkey Glace
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on September 20th, 2011% In case you didn’t see my comment last week, the meeting on Friday went well (I think). They asked for more information, which I take as a good sign. Unfortunately, that also means I’m still distracted from my blogging endeavors for a few more days. In the meantime, enjoy this soup recipe, originally posted on . . . → Read More: From the Archives: It’s Autumn and that Means Vegetable Beef Soup! {Recipe}
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on July 6th, 2011%
Image courtesy of Larry Page
Hash Browns
Plural Noun (Merriam-Webster): boiled potatoes that have been diced, mixed with chopped onions and shortening, and fried usually until they form a browned cake —called also hash brown potatoes, hashed brown potatoes, hashed browns
First Known Use: 1951; Like many words, hash browns is a shortened . . . → Read More: Modern Retro Wordpower: Hash Browns
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on June 28th, 2011% Dear Friends,
This recipe for sloppy joes is a variation of a recipe for “deviled hamburgers” that I found in a “calorie friendly” cookbook that belonged to my husband’s grandmother. I have found that if any recipe says “deviled” in it, there will be mustard and/or horseradish (such as deviled eggs). I doubled the seasonings . . . → Read More: Modern Retro Recipe: Sloppy Devils
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on April 18th, 2011% That's my Grandma Lois in the corner. Doesn't she look like she should be a grandmother?
Dear Friends,
I know I’ve shared this recipe with you before. However, it is one of The Mister’s favorite casseroles and as I prepared it for dinner Sunday night, I decided I should share it with . . . → Read More: Modern Retro Recipe: Grandma Lois’ Tuna Noodle Casserole
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on December 27th, 2010% My large family of origin gets together on Christmas Eve for a huge dinner, reading of the Christmas story from Luke, and unwrapping of what seems like a bazillion gifts stashed under the tree (even though we draw names). Oh, and we laugh a lot. It is not a sedate and formal affair by a . . . → Read More: Is This Recipe a Keeper? Pumpkin Muffins
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on September 9th, 2010% Banana Pineapple Passion image courtesy of kraftrecipes.com
Date: Labor Day, September 6, 2010
Time: 3:30 PM
*ring….ring…ring*
Me: Hello?
The Mister: We’ve been invited to a barbecue with [the bachelor artists]. I’ll be home at 5:30 to pick you up. We really should take something.
Me: Ummm, what? It’s not like this is a . . . → Read More: Is This Recipe a Keeper? Banana-Pineapple Passion
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on July 30th, 2010% Here is a sampling of things that have come across my desk or piqued my curiosity or are just random thoughts…
I think cabbage is my new favorite vegetable. Sorry artichoke hearts. It all started innocently enough with the Carrot-Raisin Salad and just grew from there. We’ve been having it a lot recently just chopped . . . → Read More: Odds and Ends
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on December 22nd, 2009% Yesterday, I shared with you how we used to make styrofoam Christmas ornaments, amongst other things, when I was a child. Like many other families, we also used to make and decorate cookies. It is a tradition I still try to maintain with my nieces and nephews.
One year, we made candy cane cookies. I . . . → Read More: Candy Cane Cookies
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on November 18th, 2009% True confession. As I child, I adored Swanson’s pot pies…you know, those little individual frozen meat pies that burn the roof of your mouth if you try to eat it right out of the oven. I would eat the insides first and then savor the crusty goodness. Alas, the last time I ate . . . → Read More: Chicken Pot Pie (Or, What to do with Leftover Turkey)
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