This is a deliciously tangy and colourful relish. It is the go-to condiment for hot dogs, burgers and any cold or cured meat that could do with a little relish. It is simple to make. You simply chop your … Continue reading
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The dog days of August. Hot, gritty, rift with boring burgers. Chicken masquerading as burnt offering. Over-done steaks. Our heart and soul cries out for something different. A little exotic. A culinary creation that has your taste … Continue reading
One has a rather small window to make this classic French dessert. It’s a bit of a waiting game. First you wait patiently for the first of the dark, sweet cherries to make their grand appearance. I shop almost daily … Continue reading
If dreams were make of cake it would be this stunning LEMON BUNDT CAKE. I love any dessert made with lemon – tarts, bars, loaves, cookies. This cake is at the very top of my list of favorite lemon … Continue reading
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This is the type of sour cream coffee cake you’ll make over and over again. You’ll love the way it’s heavenly cinnamon smell will fill your kitchen. It has a beautifully tender and fine crumb. It keeps very … Continue reading
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This is a dream of a cake to make. Just two bowls, one for the wet ingredients and one for the dry. If you don’t have a standing mixer you can make the out-of-this world cream cheese icing in your … Continue reading
There are those days when you want to bite into an oatmeal cookie that’s a little over the top. A superlative chewy cookie with just the right amount of old fashioned rolled oats, nuts, chocolate and fruit. A cookie with … Continue reading
My recipe for CHICKEN WITH MUSTARD AND RED PEPPER is a riff on a recipe by Patricia Wells. Her book, THE PARIS COOKBOOK. To read or cook from it is pure delight. I use French Dijon and coarse-grain French Dijon, … Continue reading
The most loved, most used of all my many baking cookbooks is tattered, torn, mended and scribbled. More than fifty years ago it came free with a bag of Robin Hood Flour. I adore anything baked with cherries. This … Continue reading
I like to make a splash with holiday hors d’oeuvres. Step out of the ordinary. Conjure up the unexpected. There is nothing more wonderful. Nothing more special than freshly baked homemade crackers. These are a snap to make. A double … Continue reading
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