What is in Colcannon? There are as many recipes for this mashed potato dish as there are cooks in Ireland. Each household and region has a favorite way of cooking colcannon. What seems to be commonplace in all of them is generous amounts of butter, potatoes, and cabbage or kale as the vegetable of choice … Continue reading Traditional Irish Colcannon
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September’s Spectacle
Apples and Pumpkins and Cranberries, Oh My!
Like other dark colored berries, cranberries are a superfood and antioxidant powerhouse. These ruby-red beauties may are anti-inflammatory and packed with antioxidants and they rank just below blueberries (often called the king of antioxidants) in antioxidant potency. Scientific Health Benefits of Cranberries The vitamin C in cranberries supports immunity and is required to make collagen, … Continue reading Apples and Pumpkins and Cranberries, Oh My!
May-June Garden Adventures
Magical May
Modest March
As we take a look at the still-barren earth, awaiting the warming of the soil, in hopes of a glimpse of green, the promise of Spring on the horizon, we plan for the future.
Finicky February
Sweet Potato Medallions
My Sweet Potato Medallions make for a nice, spicy side dish, or cut them into quarters after baking and use to top a salad! So yummy and incredibley simple to make! Ingredients Sweet Potatoes, sliced 1/4" thick and spread on baking sheet lined with parchment so they aren't touching. Sprinkle with Cajun Seasonings and bake … Continue reading Sweet Potato Medallions
January
Charcuterie Boards Gone Wild!
Are you entertaining during the holidays? Charcuterie boards are currently all the rage and are a perfect way to implement sweet and savory grazing during cocktails while people are waiting for dinner or as a take home gift as a reminder of your time together. The suggestions below reveal a tempting display of veggie boards, … Continue reading Charcuterie Boards Gone Wild!
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