Bubble & Squeak This recipe is the ultimate use for leftover mashed potatoes or cabbage. Growing up in England, THIS was the day after New Years staple. On the first, we would always prepare the tradition meal of Corned Beef and Cabbage with mashed potatoes, a nice brown mustard and fresh horseradish. The next day, […]
Satsuma cake I’m one of those people who can happily watch my favorite movies on repeat. There’s something comforting about having them on in the background while I fold laundry, crochet, or work. I don’t need to pay close attention—I already know every scene by heart—but they keep me company all the same. I’m especially
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brussels sprouts with bacon, shallot & mustard Brussels sprouts are having a moment and I, for one, couldn’t be happier! Growing up, I never ate them. I always thought of them as bitter and not in a good sense of that taste. It wasn’t until I married Toby that I gained an appreciation for these
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lingonberrycosmo When we had our restaurant, Rail, Christmas was always my favorite time there. It was so cozy watching the snow from those big barn windows, decorating the troughs outside with evergreen branches, and hanging the wreath on the original 19th century front door. It also meant that we could break out our favorite seasonal
cranberry orange curd tart The flavor combination that I probably use most often around the holidays is orange + cranberry. It’s such a classic mix and the two flavors are enhanced by the other. The colors are also beautiful together. Add some fresh herbs and whipped cream and you’ve got yourself a gorgeous holiday dessert!
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pozole Mexican food has always been my favorite since I was a child. I would eat it for every meal if possible, so I usually make Mexican inspired dishes when I cook at home. Luckily I have several very talented friends from Mexico who have taught me some cooking techniques and recipes through the years,
Persimmon sticky toffee pudding Persimmon season is such an elusive time in Indiana. This native Hoosier fruit can be a plentiful crop some years while other years there may only be a few on the trees. Once the fruit is ripe enough to fall from the trees, it is a race to harvest the ripened
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tartiflette Everyone in the Midwest knows what scalloped potatoes are. Cheesy, buttery, and creamy potatoes that are baked in a casserole dish – the epitome of comfort food. In France, they take it up a notch with their version called Tartiflette. It is traditionally made with Reblochon, an Alpine cheese from the area where this dish
How to Prioritize Travel in Your Budget At not every point in our life have we been able to take big trips. We are small business owners so our financial life naturally ebbs and flows. We try to keep our living expenses at a minimum though so that we can use any extra money we
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How to Save Money While Traveling Abroad Traveling is an important part of my life. My parents instilled in me the love of the open road and the desire to see new places at an early age. It enables me to learn more about other people and cultures, explore international foods, and see new landscapes
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