A Little Personal History: What can I say, I love hot sauce with heat that builds to a crescendo few can handle. This variation took years to perfect. Quite by accident, during one of my creations, I needed it to be a little thinner, happened to be doing some Tequila shots with friends at the time, poured
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A Little Personal History: Quiche for breakfast, brunch or lunch is one of my favorite dishes. It can be made with so many different ingredients. Here’s my House Quiche. Print Recipe House Special Quiche Chef Lars Votes: 1 Rating: 5 You: Rate this recipe! Add to Shopping List This recipe is in your Shopping List
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A Little Personal History: While living in Houston, TX, whether at cook-off festivals, bbq’s or tex-mex restaurants; fajitas were standard fare. The meat choices, seasonings, marinades and sides always made for a great meal Print Recipe Beef Fajitas While this recipe uses the traditional marinaded beef skirt steak, transforming even this tough cut of meat to
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A Little Personal History: Of Swedish blood, I was introduced to Swedish pancakes early on. I’ve love them ever since. They have a great texture “chewiness”and with all the filling and toppings … you can never go wrong making and serving them to your significant other in bed ? Print Recipe Swedish Pancakes Smaller and
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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: Pico de Gallo is one of my favorite Mexican salsas. Whether as a dip for chips, topping for salads, burritos, tacos, pizza etc. it’s one of my go to salsas. Print Recipe Pico de Gallo Pico de Gallo is made from chopped tomato, onion, coriander leaves, fresh serranos (jalapeños or habaneros are
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