By Jeanie Rose | Greens
This salad makes a super side-dish or can be turned into a whole meal by serving it with a bit of grilled fish or chicken and some grain like quinoa or brown rice pilaf. Stuff it in some pita and top with a yogurt dressing and felafels. I guess the point I am trying to […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Green Beans
One kitchen adventure I love is to take a really simple food, give it a little more time and attention, and turn “simple” into something really special. Of course, this usually happens around an EVENT, like a birthday or anniversary. Occasionally, it happens just because it’s fun! These bacon-wrapped green bean bundles are really simple […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Winter Squash
Have you joined the growing tribe of folks who love the flavor and texture of roasted butternut squash? It’s sweet, smooth goodness is what many expect to find in a pumpkin and then are disappointed. If you have become a butternut believer, including it often in your fall and winter meals, you should know this […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Green Beans
Green beans do not have to be boring. No! No! No! Absolutely not! If you grew up on canned green beans, you may have trouble believing. Try this simple, tasty dish and be persuaded. The idea comes from Alanna Kellogg with just a little tweak. Alanna does marvelous things with vegetables. Check her out here. […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Apple
Why have I not developed a habit of baking apples? They are so quick to do and everyone loves them. This apple season I am determined to test a few variations on this theme and add some new apple recipes to my repertoire. This particular recipe is inspired by Maria Meridith at Family Fresh Cooking. […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Elderberry
Since discovering the wisdom of consuming elderberry shots and elderberry tea to strengthen our immune systems, we are finding wild elderberries in places unnoticed –under our noses but unnoticed until now. Having this sort of bounty allows us to experiment a wee bit, looking for new ways to consume more elderberries. That’s how I came […]
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