For the first time since getting our crockpot several years ago, we decided to make a stew. Unfortunately, our two-person crockpot was too small even for a halved version of this recipe! We got the recipe from Schnucks. I was skeptical, but am so glad we were willing to try it. Wonderful! Note: this recipe … Continue reading Beef Stew
Ham and Bean Soup
This recipe is similar to the one served in the United States Senate. "Bean soup is on the menu in the Senate's restaurant every day. There are several stories about the origin of that mandate, but none has been corroborated," according to the Senate website devoted to the topic. It's super easy, very filling and … Continue reading Ham and Bean Soup
Chicken Ginger Rice Lugaw Soup
This does not look as wonderful as it tastes. Take my word for it. Chicken Ginger Rice Lugaw Soup This does not look as wonderful as it tastes. Take my word for it. chicken (chopped (whatever you have on hand is fine, I used breasts))ginger (about an inch or two long, peeled and sliced)garlic (minced … Continue reading Chicken Ginger Rice Lugaw Soup
Best Breakfast (other than migas)
Best Breakfast (other than migas) Ingredients:2 eggs2-3 slices of bacon1/2 onion (chopped or minced to preference)1-2 cloves of garlic (smashed and minced)Sriracha sauce (to taste) Directions:Cook bacon until crisp. Add onion and garlic. Saute until translucent. Add Sriracha sauce. stir until coated through. Add eggs and scramble. Plate and enjoy! My opinion: In Texas, I … Continue reading Best Breakfast (other than migas)
Shrimp and Angel Hair Fra Diavolo
Shrimp and Angel Hair Fra Diavolo We were watching the Cooking Channel the other day and just happened to find an Emeril Lagasse show with a recipe that didn’t look impossible to recreate. We halved the recipe and had more than enough for three people (or two and a leftovers for lunch). 1 pound angel … Continue reading Shrimp and Angel Hair Fra Diavolo