It's always a challenge to find healthy and easy food that you have time to make and children will actually eat. For a foodie mom, what's served is of the utmost importance. Here are tips and ideas on food, healthy lifestyles and other pressing matters for foodie moms and their families.
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Cooking from Scratch
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Written by Michael Gokey
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In San Antonio, Tex-Mex chile sauces always start with with a ancho chile puree. But the best chile sauces always combine at least two types of chiles for a well-rounded flavor. This chile puree is a great base for chili-con-carne and that wonderfully rich enchilada sauce that you can make at home from scratch. Makes about 4 cups.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 July 2008 )
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Cooking with Kids
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Written by Angela Gray
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A special meal once a week or
month is a great idea to build a strong family. Studies show that families that
regularly eat together are more stable. Last week, I wrote about our family’s
Sunday feast. This week, I want to show
you how you can start your own family tradition, and how the kids can help.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 July 2008 )
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Cooking from Scratch
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Written by Michael Gokey
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I am a bit a chili-head. I love cooking a lot with Chili peppers, as it is a great way to add taste into what could be otherwise bland food. Sweet or spicy, they are as colorful as a Disney movie when fresh, but turn as dark and mysterious as Stephen King movie, hinting at complexity and nuance when dried.
Of course I have to make everything "mild" for my kids, and then add a few zesty touchs for the adults eating with us.
Tags: A chili-head primer Bell Pepper Poblano Jalapeno Habanero Cayenne Chilaca - a fresh pasilla Pequin Serrano Ancho - a dried Poblano chile Chipotles - dry smoked red jalapenos Pasilla - a dried Chilaca Guajillo |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 September 2008 )
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Canning and Preserving Food
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Written by Michael Gokey
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This is my version of pickled en escabeche Jalapenos, in that most recipes call for dry roasting the peppers till their skins start to blister and then are pickled whole. This makes 3-4 pint jars worth depending on the size of the peppers and whether you slice them for rings. If you slice the Jalapenos, leave out the roasting part. You can easily use half-pints in one batch (for smaller gift jars), or double the recipe to run a full canner load of pints. Just remember the 3 cups of 5% vinegar per pound of peppers ratio.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 19 July 2008 )
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Canning and Preserving Food
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Written by Michael Gokey
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This is a good tasting Sweet pickle relish. If you have too much left over, you can put in a covered bowl in the refrigerator and use with-in two weeks. I doubt it will last that long. At least at my house it doesn't. This recipe makes 7 half-pints, which is a perfect water bath canner load. Once you make this Sweet pickle relish, then you are set to make Hot dog pickle relish. This pickle dish is a perfect example of uncooked raw packed preserving.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 17 July 2008 )
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