Kid Friendly Recipes
Super Hero Sandwiches
We took a family road trip to Pauls Valley, Oklahoma to visit The Toy & Action Figure Museum. If you're ever passing through Pauls Valley, it's worth stopping to check out. For the grown ups, Pauls Valley is home to Bedre Fine Chocolates. Bedre gives tours Monday-Friday, 10am-3pm.
Back to the yummy sandwich pictured above. [...]
Homemade Dinner Rolls
These soft, delicious dinner rolls are ready in one hour from prep to serving. That’s really not long when considering how long yeast breads usually take to rise, knead, shape, rise again. (I don’t bake yeast breads for that reason. I don’t have the time or the patience.)
This recipe doesn’t involve any extra work in [...]
Moist Cornbread Muffins
This was the BEST CORNBREAD MUFFIN THAT EVER LIVED.
It’s gone now, but it’s left behind a memorable experience that my family will not let me forget.
This is a simple cornbread muffin recipe that can easily be sweetened up or made spicy. From here it can go either direction. Since I wanted them for their simple [...]
Fresh Beef Chili
With all these cold, blustery days, a hardy pot of chili sounded good to eat over the weekend. My friend, Anne, brought over fresh, ground beef that was grown right here in Sulphur Springs, Texas. Thanks Anne, now we know the difference between locally grown and store bought beef.
That beautiful, moist cornbread muffin in the [...]
Apple Muffins
These apple muffins are just right for breakfast and as a snack!!!
I went shopping yesterday and bought a new mini-muffin pan. Right before bed, I got the idea to make something special for my husband to eat on his long commute into work. I had a small, Gala apple on the counter and [...]
Spinach Quiche with Gruyere
In the mood for quiche, again, and with plenty of ready made pie crust dough on hand. I put together this delicious spinach quiche with gruyere cheese. My son walked by as I was photographing it and said, "That smells great! Can I have a bite?" I thought, uh yea, quick before he asks what's [...]
4Jan2008 | Jill | 3 comments | ContinuedLeftover Potatoes and Broccoli
Sometimes there's too much of one leftover. Do you get that occasionally? Last week's Christmas party left us with a bit too much mashed potatoes to eat. I started our nights of leftovers with this recipe. It's so super simple, I almost didn't post it. However, it was tasty, comforting, nutritious, and my kids ate [...]
28Dec2007 | Jill | 2 comments | ContinuedSpinach Manicotti
This spinach manicotti recipe is simple, but it does have a few steps to make it come together. I didn't time myself as to how long it took to prepare it. I had plenty of time and the fun followed. My kids don't appreciate spinach, yet. So, I rolled a few pasta with cheese filling [...]
27Dec2007 | Jill | 1 comment | ContinuedPotato Cakes, Take One
My friend, Ben over at What’s Cooking? got my mouth watering for potato cakes last week. We share the same puzzle to figure out how his Mom and my Memaw made potato cakes. I don’t recall watching Memaw make them, but I sure remember eating them. They were crunchy from being fried. They had bits [...]
26Dec2007 | Jill | 1 comment | ContinuedPumpkin Muffins
. There's more to bake with pumpkin puree than just pumpkin pie. Oh, you knew this already? Yeah, but have you tried doing anything with pumpkin puree besides pie? Up until that experimental batch of Pumpkin cookies, me neither.
Yesterday, I baked up a double batch of Pumpkin Cookies to give away to friends and [...]
