A Little Personal History: During my freshman year at Vassar, I sat in on many cooking classes at the CIA (Culinary Institute of America), the next town over in Hyde Park NY. Till then I was just a “recipe” guy with a great love for cooking. There was also a girl and a secret crush.
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A Little Personal History: The whole family loves a good potato salad. There are so many variations, it’s sometimes hard to decide. Here’s my favorite, but thanks to Martha Stewart, I’ve included most of the information you’ll need to experiment and have fun with creating your favorite version. Print Recipe New England Potato Salad This
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A Little Personal History: This is my “go to” creamy dressing for any kind of cobb or club style salad i.e. chicken, ham, bacon, cheese, egg, veggies, mixed greens, etc. Print Recipe Creamy Parmesan Peppercorn Dip and Dressing This is your basic creamy dressing. Without anything else, you could mix mayonnaise, sour cream in equal
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A Little Personal History: I gotta say, of all the salads out there, many a great compliment to any main dish; when it comes to a main dish salad, a salad not needing anything complimenting to fill your belly, Cobb Salad is where it’s at. Here’s my tried and true recipe. Print Recipe Cobb Salad
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A Little Personal History I love making “cheap” cuts of meat melt in your mouth. And in the Rockies, on those cold winter nights after a hard day work, there’s nothing like a great Pot Roast to fill you up and left-overs for days to come ? Print Recipe Rocky Mountain Pot Roast Cuts of beef
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This a great light dressing for salads or poured over chicken and fish dishes.
A Little Personal History: Bread bowls are great for soups, chili, dip and almost anything that’s best served in a bowl and these bowls are edible ? Print Recipe Bread Bowl Chef Lars Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Add to Shopping List This recipe is in your Shopping List Course Side Dish Cuisine
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I’ve always loved a great grilled cheese sandwich. Yet cheese on its own doesn’t always cut it so why not add some tuna
For a quick boost of energy, picnic addition or late night snack, this easy to make corn flake crunch bar is an addictive favorite that never lasts long 🙂
A Little Personal History: Chicken salad is one of those comfort foods I never seem to tire of. I’ll make up a batch on Sunday and have it chilling in the fridge for sandwiches and salads the rest of the week. Here’s my favorite recipe that you can use as is or tweak with you
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