There is little as comforting as a hearty soup when it’s chilly. Even when it’s spring. Practically May. Which is almost summer. But then, this is Ohio. Changeable weather is to be expected. Someone recently inquired as to my favorite thing to cook. I had to say soup. It’s a satisfying process for me, and recipes tend to … View Post
Buddha Bowl with Peanut Sauce and Chicken
NorthStar Cafe, with three locations, is a favorite Columbus spot. At breakfast, their ham and cheese scone is amazing, as are their sweet potato hash, and their prosciutto and poached eggs on rosemary focaccia. Later in the day, their great salads, peanut slaw or Sweet Basil Burrito might call to me. Customers flock there every Earth Day, when they offer … View Post
Brussels Sprouts with Bacon
I decided about 10 years ago that Joe and I needed to try Brussels sprouts because they are healthful. We weren’t entirely sure we would like them, based on vicious rumors that they are bitter and strong. But I found a recipe that used frozen petite sprouts, half-and-half, garlic and nutmeg. (What was that about … View Post
Save the Brussels sprout leaves!
When you trim fresh Brussels sprouts, do you throw away those tender little leaves that fall off? I’ll stop if you will! I like to roast sprouts, but I don’t use the leaves because they tend to burn before the rest is cooked. It occurred to me that grocers charge about $3 for a bag … View Post
Malted Crunch Mix for March Madness
I made this the first time to go in a box of birthday presents we sent to our Marine nephew, who loves malted milk balls. Later, it seemed like just the thing to make when a friend with a sweet tooth was coming over to watch a bit of March Madness basketball with Joe. It was also … View Post
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