Recently I’ve noticed the easy grab and go grocery rotisserie chickens have shrunk in size. What used to be a chicken is now quail size and can barely feed a family for $7. That’s why I’ve resorted to only buying rotisserie … Continue reading
We all have our favorite tortilla soup recipes and I am going to ask you to add another to your rotation because this one is chock full of vegetables and flavor. ( I think “chock” is the right word there, … Continue reading
If you are looking for a hearty but mostly healthy, fuss-free Superbowl main dish, you’ve come to the right place. This chili is full of flavor and made with chicken so you can feel slightly better about splurging on some … Continue reading
When I was little I remember my mother making this Chinese Velvet Corn Soup and loving it. So to say the least, I enjoy making it for my children. It comes from a thin spiral bound Time Life cookbook, Recipes: The … Continue reading
When ever my Polish-American mother visits or we visit her, my family orders up a pot of Borscht, beet soup. It’s become a tradition and this past week for our Christmas visit it was the first item on the menu. I always … Continue reading
I’ve been making variations of this broccoli soup for years. The years of experimentation have helped me come up with one of those tried and true winning recipes that I promise is worth making for your family. I have fed … Continue reading
We all have our chili recipes and love them for what they are – comfort food. It comforts us when the weather turns cool and damp (at least in the Pacific Northwest). It comforts us when our husbands disappear into … Continue reading