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Oatmeal-Blueberry Pancakes

January 20, 2012

Pin It Seems like I’ve been on a bit of a roll with breakfast recipes lately, doesn’t it? Since the last one for those little Hash Brown-Omelet Skillets went over so well, I thought I’d go ahead and share this one with you, too. Sometimes I feel like a good savory dish in the morning, [...]

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Pecan Pralines

December 19, 2011

Here we are in the last minute countdown to Christmas, y’all! Are you ready? I’m getting there. Still have a few more things to shop for and a few more recipes to make, but I’m doing pretty good. Best of all – the grandkids are coming tomorrow!! We’ll pick them up after school and they’ll [...]

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Quick and Easy Fudge

December 15, 2011

Pin It I’ve been catching up on reading all my favorite food blogs for the past few days and everyone is just in a frenzy of baking for Christmas. Everywhere I look there are Christmas cookies! Now I know that lots of people really look forward to their Christmas cookies. But for our family Christmas [...]

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Gingerbread-Apple Cobbler

November 22, 2011

Thanksgiving, my favorite holiday of the year, is just two days away! Our grandchildren will be here this evening, our daughter is driving down tomorrow and everyone else comes in on Thursday morning. This year, we’re having all of BeeBop’s family, minus only his youngest sister, with us for Thanksgiving. They rarely all get together [...]

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Caramel Pecan Brownies {Secret Recipe Club}

April 18, 2011

This recipe is the first in a new monthly series started by a group of food bloggers who are also members of a food blogging discussion group on Yahoo. It was the idea of the very creative Amanda at Amanda’s Cookin’ and we call it The Secret Recipe Club. The idea is that each blogger is assigned to [...]

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Candied Pecan Cheese Braid

April 8, 2011

I was really excited to be contacted a while back with an opportunity to create an original recipe using Pepperidge Farm® Puff Pastry. Just creating a recipe using their wonderful products sounded like lots of fun, but the best part of this challenge for me was that they requested I use an ingredient indigenous to Georgia! Now, I [...]

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Cheese Pinwheels with Mayhaw Jelly

August 24, 2010

I feel quite sure that everyone is familiar with the classic southern cheese straw, right? Those delightful little bites of sharp cheese and cayenne that are served at practically every get-together in the southern states? Well, this recipe is the cheese straw’s first cousin – the cheese pinwheel. Plus it has a little something extra to [...]

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A Recipe Challenge

August 22, 2010

I was recently contacted with an opportunity to participate in a recipe challenge using Pepperidge Farm’s puff pastry. If any of you have ever tried to make puff pastry on your own, you know what a great, convenient product the frozen puff pastry is. It’s readily available in both sheets and shells. I keep some in my [...]

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Toasted Pecan Chicken Salad

August 18, 2010

It’s been a really hot summer here in Georgia. Hot temperatures and high humidity, too. It seems like I haven’t been cooking as much as usual, either. I just realized that I’ve only posted one actual recipe since the end of July! That must change and quickly! This is a food blog after all. I’ve [...]

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Forgotten Cookies

July 22, 2010

I love cookbooks. I mean I really, really love cookbooks. You may remember that not long ago BeeBop built me some very special bookcases just to hold my cookbooks. Whenever we go to the bookstore, which is pretty often, the cookbook section is where I head first. I read cookbooks like some people read novels. [...]

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Not Quite Classic Waldorf Salad

March 30, 2010

I love Spring! All the trees putting on their leaves, the flowers beginning to bloom, the warming temperatures. It makes me happy after the long, cold, darker days of winter. And along with warmer weather comes beautiful fresh produce. Even though the veggies and fruits of late spring and summer are still a few months [...]

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