Beef Stew warms the heart and fills the stomach. It’s a comfort food that that can even be romantic when shared with the one you love. This takes a bit of time, but it is worth every minute and step. Italian Beef Stew Print Recipe An Italian-ized version of classic Beef Stew. Make it… Continue reading Italian Beef Stew
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Apricot Almond Bars
For a tasty fruit dessert any time of the year, combine dried apricots and almonds with light brown sugar and eggs. Bake it atop a sweet pastry crust and cut it into bars as big as you dare. This is so easy and so incredibly good, that it will become your go to all occasion… Continue reading Apricot Almond Bars
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Pulled Chicken Poutine
This is a delicious way to use the Pulled Chicken recipe that I shared in my last post. The homemade fries are actually not fried. They are baked in the oven on a rack to help them turn out as crisp as their fried brothers. Season the potatoes as you like them. Cajun or Blackening… Continue reading Pulled Chicken Poutine
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Mama D’s Pulled Chicken
A chicken version of the pork classic. It cooks in a Slow Cooker in five hours or less. resulting in a beautiful mound of succulent chicken that is perfect in a sandwich, a quesadilla, even all by itself. Make it as spicy as you’d like it by adding any chili powder or spice that tickles… Continue reading Mama D’s Pulled Chicken
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Winter Black Bean and Corn Salsa
Salsa is an easy and inexpensive appetizer. There are lots of varieties and it never hurts to have a few choices in you recipe arsenal. I used canned fire roasted tomatoes in this recipe because it’s winter and they actually have more flavor than what you would probably get in the store. Winter Black… Continue reading Winter Black Bean and Corn Salsa
