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The Meaning of Pie was born on my birthday in 2010, May 11th. Knowing nothing and less about food blogging, I set about to simply jump in the deep end, potentially embarrass my friends and family, and just go for it. On the advise of my sister-in-law, and technical support angel, Valerie Yandell, I …click to continue The Orphan Posts
It is summer in Texas and if you eat even remotely seasonally, or shop at the farmers markets, you are now on your 100th side dish of squash and zucchini for the year. Needless to say, one is rewarded in this zone for having several clever ways to deal with these little devils. A …click to continue Squash and Zucchini Salad
What am I going to do with all this squash? If you have ever grown squash and zucchini, or you attend Texas farmers markets, there is no lack of squash and zucchini during the summer. This recipe came to me in a flash of inspiration and I’m a little crazy about it. The croquette …click to continue Squash Croquettes
Well, this one has been around the block a time or two. If you are from anywhere near Texas you have had this salad in a number of forms. There are two constants: Catalina dressing from a bottle and Fritos. God knows I love Fritos. Let us all take a moment to appreciate Fritos …click to continue Frito Salad…a fresh take on a classic
Quinoa is a wonderful little grain that is packed with protein and calcium. It is a great way to vary dishes that typically call for rice. This is a version of a salad that I sometimes eat with brown rice and black beans covered in pico de gallo or salsa. Easy, healthful, good. Here, …click to continue Quinoa and Black Bean Salad with Jicama Salsa
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