Julia Kline 
I saw these on a TikTok but without any quantities. A little Google search later, I’ve got an awesome recipe. This amount makes 3 pancakes the size of my large stainless steel saute pan – which is enough for 4-6 servings, depending on what else you’re eating it with. Dry Ingredients: 1-1/2c flour 2t baking … Read more
I found that the sweet potato was so sweet, I didn’t want more sweetness in the sauce; rather, I was looking to amp the salty flavor. Next time skip the sweetener. The Sauce: 1/2 stick melted butter 1T tahini1t soy sauce 1/2t maple syrup1t lime juice 1 sweet potato 1 can of garbanzos 1/2 a … Read more
This delicious and filling soup comes together super quick – and it’s great for using up whatever vegetables you have leftover at the end of the week. You’re basically making the base of the soup by thinning the beans with the broth and tomato juices; then you just add in whatever veggies and spices taste … Read more
I always love fruit with meat – chicken salad with grapes, roast pork with applesauce, ham with raisin sauce. 1/2 c brown sugar 2 T cornstarch 1t dry ground mustard seeds 1c water 1T apple cider vinegar 1T fresh lemon juice (1/2 a lemon) 1/4t lemon zest1/2c raisins Combine the dry ingredients in a small … Read more
This is another great recipe I got off Woks of Life. It’s so delicious, it tasted good even though I started with pre-cooked leftover turkey meat – ie, meat that wasn’t velveted and a dish without any cooking bits from the chicken. This recipe basically comes down to the sauce – and what an amazing … Read more
After perusing TikTok, I decided to try 3 different varieties: Hot Wings Garlic Wings BBQ Wings But after making all these wings, it occurs to me that chicken wings are after all the least desirable part of the chicken. Not much meat and a whole lot of rubbery, fatty skin. To make the most of … Read more
This is another one of the recipes I got from a Martha Stewart living magazine. Its blurb says that they were shown on the November 1998 issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine and prompted scores of calls from readers saying they were the best ginger cookies ever. The girls and I made them and … Read more
This is a recipe I got years ago from a Martha Stewart Living magazine. They aren’t terribly sweet and they are bursting with a lively citrus kick. The basic cookies are really super easy to make. The frosting can be as fussy or not as you want. Preheat oven to 350°. 1c butter 1/2 c … Read more
This one is really super yummy! And an unusual cooking method – you make a puree of your aromatics, then bloom them in a hot pan with olive oil before building the rest of the soup. The amount of spice oil that hit my nose made me worried that the soup was going to be … Read more
I ended up with a whole lot of turkey broth this year after Thanksgiving. After several bowls of regular turkey-rice soup, I started thinking about what else is good to make with super-rich bone broth. The obvious first answer – ramen! I googled and didn’t find any super-awesome recipes. But I got the basic idea … Read more