We’re invited to a Christmas party “sweet exchange” and are asked to bring two dozen sweets, one dozen to taste, and the other dozen to share for take-home! I was searching in my recipe cards for a family favorite and came upon my mother-in-law’s recipe for Crockpot Peanut Clusters. Yum!
A Texas cold front blows in. The temperatures drop up to 40 degrees in one day. The local grocery stores run out of chili fixings. What’s a girl to do?
Green beans and new potatoes are much preferred than the standard green bean casserole in our family. I think it’s because we don’t care for the canned soups.
I don’t know about you, but for me, Thanksgiving dinner is all about the “sides.” For the next few weeks, I will be posting my family’s favorite sides.
It’s football season in Texas and madness reigns from the Junior High level on through the pros. However, college rivalries reign supreme and tailgating becomes a competitive sport as well!
Another oldie but goodie recipe is Fruit Pizza. Enjoy the fruits of a late summer season like berries of all sorts, fresh figs, and grapes in a picturesque dessert that is also quick and easy.