By Jeanie Rose | Beets
This is a bright fresh-tasting show-stopper of a salad. If you already have roasted beets, then the ease and speed of putting this salad together will be a delightful surprise. Leave out none of the ingredients, if at all possible. This is one of those combinations where all the parts sing in harmony. Leave one […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Cauliflower
Are you getting a bit bored with cauliflower or at least bored with the way you have been cooking it? Be bored no longer! Take this salad recipe for a spin and see if you don’t get a fresh new insight into that big white head of vegetable goodness. This cauliflower is seasoned and roasted […]
Continue readingBy Jeanie Rose | Cabbage
Put away any notion you might have of what a cabbage salad should be if you have only experienced mayonnaise-based coleslaw they offer in many restaurants. A traditional coleslaw is great and has its place, but there are many other ways to make non-traditional cabbage salad. The flavor of this cabbage salad is light, bright, […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Antiques , Ingredients , Recipes
I found this mix when researching ideas for drying seasoned okra for snack food. It is credited to Emeril Lagasse of the Food Network. As with everything else, I find ways to tweak a seasoning to suit my own tastes. Surely, you do the same. Now that I have this on hand, I find I […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Salmon
Wise Bread put up a splendid list of ideas for using canned salmon. We have tried several of her suggestions and this frittata is a favorite. Nothing is more versatile than a good frittata: Serve it for brunch, lunch, dinner; serve it hot, warm, or cold. This frittata is full of flavor and protein which […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Beets
Roasted beets are used as the base of this striking and delicious soup. If you already have the roasted beets in the refrigerator and chicken bone broth in the crock pot, then this soup is almost instant. It makes a fascinating first course for a spicy meal like Jamaican jerk grilled chicken and brown rice […]
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