In early summer I bought several tomato plants from our local nursery. I had been hoping to have a variety of different types of tomatoes to enjoy through out the summer.
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Zucchini and Cheddar Cheese Biscuits
We have a fairly big garden and I always plant too many zucchini. Even if I give away many of the zucchini I still need to find dishes to use up all the rest that I have. Today I’m making a zucchini cheddar biscuit that I think is pretty unique.
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Mixed Berry Coffee Cake
I have been very happy this summer with my garden. It’s been wonderful to get out in the morning to pick berries. We have several wild blackberry bushes that are producing a lot of big berries. My blueberry bushes are not as well established but still provided enough fruit this summer to let me make this delicious mixed berry coffee cake.
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Sautéed Zucchini and Tomatoes
Last year I picked out an unusual herb plant from our local nursery. The name of the plant is epazote and it’s a perennial aromatic herb used in cooking. Both the fresh leaves and tender stems are used in soups, stews, making teas, among other things. Check out the link above for more information!
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Bacon Corn Muffins
This week we had some company over for dinner. I love having people over to try new recipes that I’ve been working on. I decided to serve roast chicken, salad, biscuits, and these new bacon corn muffins that I present today.
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Vegetarian Rice A Roni
I have been writing and testing quick and easy side dishes for my website and my YouTube channel. Quick and easy means these recipes have a small list of ingredients and they take less than 20 minutes to cook.
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One Pot Creamy Salsa Verde Pork
A few weeks back I picked out a few boxes of “Tasty” brand creamy salsa verde chicken dinner from a grocery store. It looked good and didn’t seem to be much work to put together. I like to keep these types of “quick” meals on hand for a busy weeknight dinner.
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Pan Fried Pork Chops with Sage Gravy
Recently we went to a local restaurant called Dizzy Hen where they specialize in brunch. The food is awesome and the service is great too. They source their ingredients locally. My husband and son ordered biscuits and gravy. The biscuits were fresh and the gravy was superb.
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Chicken Dopiaza
Have you tried chicken dopiaza? It’s an Indian style curry that can be made with any type of protein. Chicken is perhaps the most popular version. Dopiaza means “two onions” which get added at two different stages of the cooking. You first fry onions that get set aside and added towards the end so that the onions remain distinguished and don’t break down into the curry. You also use onions that are coarsely chopped and fried with other spices to make the curry sauce.
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Strawberry Banana Pudding
I planted a lot of strawberries a few years back. Finally they are mature enough and producing well. I like to incorporate strawberries in my dessert and salad recipes.
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Global Dine In 