How To Make Chowder – A Fall Favorite
September 26, 2007 by Kimberly · 3 Comments
Chowder – The Basics – So Easy And So Good To Eat!
By Sara Gray
Chowder has been around for a long time and evolved from a simple fish stew to more creative ideas using vegetables and other types of meat. But no matter what you throw into your chowder, it’s always good to know how to make a basic chowder recipe. From there you can use your imagination and go wild! The sky’s the limit.
Below, you’ll find the basic steps for making the beloved chowder soup. And, as I said before, you can alter your basic chowder to fit your mood and use up the ingredients you have on hand. Just follow the steps below and add your choice of ingredients. Read more
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Kickin’ Sweet Southern Cornbread
September 23, 2007 by Kimberly · 8 Comments
My husband got me hooked on his sweet southern style cornbread many years ago, when I told him I didn’t like cornbread. He proceeded to make me the best cornbread I had ever tasted, and I’ve been requesting his cornbread ever since.
A staple at our Holiday table, with chili, meatloaf, or just by itself…we even make it with breakfast!
(Photo left: Cornbread Skillet – click on photo for more info…How cool!)
Type: Bread
Serve With: Softened butter
Prep Time: 8 min
Cook Time: 25-30 min
Yield: 1 8′ square bread or 12 muffins
Ingredients: Read more
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Incredible Southern Candied Yams
September 22, 2007 by Kimberly · 11 Comments
We love our yams and sweet potatoes so much that not only do we always make the Scrumptious Sweet Potato Spoonbread on each Holiday occasion, my Southern husband needs his Candied Yams as well!
Yes…we make both!
~ Kimberly Edwards
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Type: Side
Serve With: Holiday Feast
Prep Time: ~ 10 min
Cook Time: ~ 1 hr, 10 min
Yield: Feeds ~ 8 people with 1/2 yam each
Ingredients: Read more
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Blue Ribbon Turkey Gravy
September 19, 2007 by Kimberly · 2 Comments
Your Holiday turkey is simply NOT complete with out the Gravy! This Blue Ribbon Gravy is amazing and flavorful. The Perfect Compliment to your Amazing Turkey!
~ Kimberly Edwards
Find the recipe here: The Most Delicious Traditional Holiday Turkey
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Type: Sauce
Serve Over: Turkey & Mashed Potatoes @ your Holiday Feast
Prep Time: 5 min
Cook Time: 15-20 min
Yield: Enough gravy for 8-10 people, and leftovers from your Holiday Feast
Ingredients: Read more
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The Most Delicious Traditional Holiday Turkey
September 18, 2007 by Kimberly · 6 Comments
If you crave the turkey your mother made, and just have to have it this Thanksgiving, this is the turkey recipe for you! Also, find out how to keep your turkey breast moist, instead of dry and stringy!
~ Kimberly Edwards
Type: Main
Serve With: A feast of amazing side dishes for Thanksgiving or Christmas.
Prep Time: ~ 20 min
Cook Time: Depending on how big the turkey is: 10 – 16 lbs = 3 hr 20 min – 5 hr 20 min
Yield: 11-12 people
Ingredients: Read more
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Terrific Turnip
September 18, 2007 by Kimberly · 2 Comments
Ever looked at those turnip or rutabaga in the grocery store and thought, “What in the world do I do with these?”
I absolutely love turnip! I even loved them as a kid. It’s one of my very favorite vegetables, and it is an essential dish for the Thanksgiving feast!
In fact, I always make extra for leftovers!
There are many ways to make turnip, but with these root vegetables, to me, Simple is Best!
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Type: Side
Serve With: Thanksgiving Dinner
Prep Time: ~ 10 min
Cook Time: ~ 40 min
Yield: ~ 8 people as a side dish at Thanksgiving
Ingredients: Read more
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Kimberly’s Scrumptious Sweet Potato Spoonbread
September 15, 2007 by Kimberly · 3 Comments
Thanksgiving: That’s right people…It’s right around the corner! We need to make sure you Eat Deliciously this year, so let’s “beef up” your holiday recipe repertoire! I’m going to give you my signature dish for Holiday Meals:
Okay, I really had to ponder over if I would give up my secret dish for the holidays. I had to share it…It’s too good not to share the love!
I have been making this dish for the past 8 yrs now, and my entire family, on both sides, and my husband’s side, are crazy about this Scrumptious Sweet Potato Spoonbread.
It does not have the consistency of bread at all. It is more like a stiff pudding. I think it is the consistency of cooked pumpkin pie or sweet potato pie filling. That’s why you need a spoon to serve it! Delicious!
Warning: Don’t make this for your family if you’re not prepared to make it on every holiday occasion (and lots of it)!
I made 1 the 1st yr, then had to make 3 the next, now I get requests for it for Canadian and American Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter! It got so bad that I had to start telling people to pick up a list of ingredients and bring them to me. Bad idea, I had to make 10 of them!!!
You’ll absolutely love this festive, holiday side dish. Sweet and so different! A real conversation piece for any holiday table! Guard your leftovers…guests will be sneaking it home!
Type: Side
Serve With: A holiday meal – Christmas, Thanksgiving, or Easter
Prep Time: ~ 20 min for all prep
Cook Time: ~ 10 min for all cook times
Bake Time: ~ 1.75 hrs for all baking times
Yield: ~ 10 servings
Ingredients: Read more
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All-Star Bean Dip
September 15, 2007 by Kimberly · 2 Comments
The perfect sports-watching-day recipe! This is my hubby’s special, especially for football game days! We love this hearty dip that always hits the spot…except, he never makes enough!!! We hope you enjoy! ~ Kimberly Edwards
Type: Appetizer
Serve With: sour cream, salsa and tortilla chips
Prep Time: 5 min
Cook Time: ~ 20 min
Yield: Appetizer for 4-5 people
Ingredients: Read more
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Green Geisha
September 14, 2007 by Kimberly · 2 Comments
This drink was inspired by my new-found green tea cravings, and my love of lychee nuts…
Refreshing and interesting to drink as an aperitif, while eating sushi, or all by itself…
Have fun and I hope you enjoy it!
~ Kimberly Edwards
Type: Beverage
Prep Time: 5 min (Unless you have to make the green tea from scratch: ~ 20 min.)
Yield: 1 tumbler/glass
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Ingredients: Read more
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Chip Dip Of Champions
September 12, 2007 by Kimberly · 2 Comments
This is my signature chip dip recipe that I created when I was 10 yrs old. ( I’m a sucker for chips and dip.) I have been making it ever since, and everyone’s crazy for it! Especially perfect for eating during movies and sports games! Enjoy!
~ Kimberly Edwards
Type: Appetizer
Serve With: Regular potato chips (I especially like ruffled or ridgy chips.), or vegetables
Prep Time: 5-10 min
Yield: ~ 250 g
Ingredients:
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