This week in our CSA box, we found this: and this: and with those, we made this: What that you say? It looks like slop. Like weird, yucky slop you’d feed to chickens maybe? Yes, I completely agree with you – on how it looks. But, sometimes not all things that taste delicious, look delicious. Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Our favorite date night restaurant is Cucina Urbana in Banker’s Hill here in San Diego. Everything on the menu (that we’ve had the pleasure of eating) tastes wonderful. Our favorite item, however, is its Short Rib Pappardelle. It is mouth watering, filling and yet somehow light. When we have reservations, we talk about it for Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Doesn’t the title just make you drool a little? Anything with peanut sauce makes me drool a little. So, this post is continuing on our CSA journey. In this case, our meat CSA. My husband loves pork. Me, eh, not so much. I can take it or leave it. So, he knew he had to Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Yep, you guessed it, we received Mustard Greens in our CSA box. While I’ve made mustard greens before with lots of garlic and cream and they were quite yummy, we are trying to experience new things with the items in our vege CSA box. So, once again, my sleuther husband found this ridiculously yummy recipe. Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Remember that post where I talked about our vege CSA and how we received a lot of vegetables that we had to google because we had absolutely no idea what they were? Yep, this is one of them. Upon first glance, you think maybe it’s some type of ‘green’, you know mustard green, collard green Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
As discussed in my post “{Feast} Local Veges and Fruits Equal New Experiences“, we are part of a meat CSA. We are trying all sorts of new things, but we are also sticking with the tried and true as well. Today’s recipe is for a 6 hour Tri Tip Marinade that was quite yummy! Amazingly, Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Here in San Diego, we are lucky to have many options for farmer’s markets all within close proximity of each other and all working together to provide us some of the best local fare available. Today, we’re featuring a recipe that can easily be used with your own local farmer’s market favorites – enjoy! Marinate Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
We continue in our series of slow cooker meals with a few of BH&G’s 6 time-saving crock pot breakfasts. Cherry-Cola Ham Making 20 to 24 servings, this breakfast ham recipe is ideal for holidays or another special occasion. Click here for the Cherry-Cola Ham recipe Sherried Fruit This flavorful mixture of pineapple, plums, apples, pears, Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Yesterday we posted some slow cooker soups & stew recipes. Getting ready for the fall, winter and crazy holiday months means having a plan of attack for the dinner time drama, so we thought we’d continue this week with the slow cooker theme. Today, we’re showcasing Crock Pot Comfort Foods – Simple Sandwiche recipes from Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
