Welcome back, y’all! I’m back to cooking after my surgery! I’m so excited! The surgery went great and I am finally out of pain! I lost pretty much all the strength in my left arm (that is the arm that the nerve was pinched in, radiating from the herniated disc in my neck). […]
Creamy Pasta w/ Mixed Veggies, Chickpeas Keep Reading »
A spicy, citrusy steak product wrapped in tortilla is good news all day long. Now, one of my earliest posts (I think?) was actually a carne asada product. I’ll link it right here: Carne Asada 1 – but today’s post (for me) was actually less about the meat and more about the tortilla.
Carne Asada w/ Homemade Tortillas, Guacamole Keep Reading »
Head on back to the original St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef Meal post and see the magic that led us to today. That one will have the flavorful details of what came to be – this post (and maybe one upcoming – spoiler) .. will be how we deal with the leftovers. Read
Blackstone Corned Beef Hash Keep Reading »
This post isn’t so much of a recipe as it is an expansion of the product. The growing and development of the idea. I’ve wanted for a long time a grinder/stuffer at the house. I don’t hunt, but I know those that do. I don’t process, but I know those that can. If
Cheddar Apple Snack Sticks – ForensicBBQ 2.0? Keep Reading »
Hi y’all! This will be my last food post for a bit. I am having surgery this week and will be recovering for some time and likely will not be able to cook. I may do a post on my condition and the journey. As Mr. FBBQ pointed out, this is a food
Sweet Potato and Chickpea Curry Keep Reading »
On our next state culinary trip, we’re heading to where our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain. What Fred Angell brought the State after 80 years of becoming a state may not be the most well-known dish, or maybe it is. Because I’ve never had one nor ever been to
Locale (IA): Maid-Rite Loose Meat Sandwich Keep Reading »
Hello friends! Today I have a very simple, easy to make dinner! We will need some whole wheat spaghetti, bell peppers, a sweet onion, diced tomatoes, broccoli, a lemon, garlic, pine nuts, and some basil. I was hurting quite a bit on the day that I made this. We saw my surgeon that
Spaghetti w/ Broccoli and Peppers Keep Reading »
As we come fresh off April Fool’s Day, I thought I’d throw a fun post your way and the story behind it. It was fun for me, don’t know about the rest of the family, but I attempted to share the enjoyment as best I could. Who would’ve thought a frozen pizza pie
The Tillamook Frozen Pie Keep Reading »
Happy Monday, Y’all! There is a lot going on in this one. We have greens. We have fruit. We have starches. So, what do we need? Baby kale (or regular kale), garlic, bell peppers, small potatoes, shallots, and plums and pears. The original recipe called for persimmons but I couldn’t find them anywhere.
Warm Roasted Potato Salad w/ Grilled Plums & Pears Keep Reading »
Now, I try to keep a finger on the pulse of the fan favorites – especially when it comes to mex/texmex food. You know this is accurate because of my duplicate TB Mexican Pizza post. It’s hard to judge, but the “cheesy gordita crunch” may have the “mexican pizza” beat regarding popularity. So
The Homemade Cheesy Gordita Crunch Keep Reading »
