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Chicken sandwich and barbeque sauce

Chicken sandwich and barbeque sauce

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is very interesting to know that in medieval Europe, bread was not only food but some dishes. People time used loaf old (dimensioned approximate 15 cm on 10 cm) law Plates. After meal these pieces could be eaten, data paupers or dogs. Plates wooden began…

Traditional Irish Soda Bread

Traditional Irish Soda Bread

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Cook Time: 45 Minutes

This is the recipe that my great grandmother brought with her from Ireland in the late 1800’s. It’s a very, very common, everyday recipe. It’s uncommon, however, to those unfamiliar with the peasant lifestyle and the lack of extra ingredients. It’…

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I am a Foodie... I love to cook and bake , love to eat-from the exotic and extraordinary to the simple and the ordinary love it fresh and from scratch, love to learn everything I can the how why and when, love the history and stories behind it all,bu…

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Cookies

posted July 28, 2029 in Al Dente Gourmet

The Famous Thumbprint cookies also known as butter balls, bird’s nest cookies or Polish tea cakes are the favorites, chosen by more than one palate. It’s that buttery texture and the delicate fruity filling what gives these cookies their unf (read full article)

posted May 04, 2029 in Al Dente Gourmet

Delicate Caramel Cake Roll—Delicado Pionono con Dulce de Leche, Coco y CerezasI couldn't resist to try one slice before the picture!:)The favorite word for one of the most famous and delicate flavors of Argentinean rolled cake is Pionono, and hav (read full article)

Dusseldorf: More Than Beer and Pretzels

posted August 13, 2010 in Dinners & Dreams

It is true that its altstadt is considered the longest bar in the world and its beers are some of the finest.It is true that people were drinking ginormous mugs of beer glistening like gold in the early morning sun for breakfast.But it is more, much (read full article)

Summer in a crostata

posted August 13, 2010 in Apricosa

I'm kind of excited about this crostata.  Why?  Because it features red-ripe tomatoes and herbs picked out from the garden.  Such a good combination of fresh ingredients, with Mediterranean flavors saying "it's summer."Sunshine, warmth (read full article)

Daddy's Birthday

posted August 09, 2010 in Sugar Pies

William "Mid" Bannister 1920-1990  I mention Mama on here a good bit because she was the "cook" in the family. But, my father (or Daddy as he was known since we are Southern) could also find his way around the kitchen when need be. In fact, I (read full article)

Then He Unhinged His Jaw…

posted August 08, 2010 in Iowa Girl Eats

We’re back! The wedding was simply lovely and was held on a beautifully breezy afternoon in Dubuque, Iowa. The cathedral where the ceremony was held was absolutely gorgeous! I love how ornate Catholic churches are.  I always fee (read full article)

Want to Whiten Teeth Safer? Use Beyond WhiteSpa Treatments

Every person must have longed for a healthy and white teeth clean, as we get older, the color of our teeth will turn yellow due to perform its function every day of your teeth to chew food. Many people have used traditional methods of tooth bleaching (read full article)

Ingredient Wiki: Sicilian Wines

posted August 06, 2010 in I SICILIAN

Recently, Sicily has received attention when it comes to wines, thanks to marketing and several unique to the region, grape varieties. There are many fine wineries in Sicily and most of the successful ones are family affairs. PS: I love to support s (read full article)

Flat Breads of the Western World

posted August 05, 2010 in Frugal Antics of a Harried Homemaker

As promised, here is part two of an amazing list of Flat Breads of the World.  Who new?  It appears that just about every region of the world has their own version of a wrap.  Some end up being the base, with other foods on top.   (read full article)

Saturday Stories: Grandma I.

posted July 31, 2010 in Frugal Antics of a Harried Homemaker

    This is Grandma I.  She was Mamie's paternal grandmother (my great-great grandmother).  She was born in Scotland in the 1860s and entered the USA through Canada around 1890. (We suspect that it may not have been a l (read full article)

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