February Cooking By Color – White, Brown, and Black Hope you had a great weekend folks! I’ve been back home in Dallas cooking for someone in town for a conference who needed a macrobiotic chef. It’s funny because I moved to Austin and then my business blew up here in DFW! Thankfully it’s only 3…
Cooking By Color – Green Often times there’s a veggie that comes along that makes most people’s face curl up in the ew face. Brussels sprouts fall in the love them or hate them category. I often have people in cooking classes exclaim they hate Brussels. I show them how to cook them properly and…
Cooking By Color – Green Today’s Cooking By Color food is fennel. Fennel is an unusual herb that doesn’t get a lot of love. It’s sort of green and white. I think people are a little freaked out by it at the store and have no idea what to do with it. With it’s bulbous…
Cooking By Color – Green I always have cooked quinoa laying around. Well, not literally strewn about the house (I’m not an animal ;). I make it in big batches so I can easily throw it in salads, serve it up with some beans and greens, or transform it into it’s own dish. When thinking…
November Cooking Tool of the Month – Casserole Dish I present to you my most favorite thing to make for the holidays: Sweet Potato Casserole with Maple Pecan Topping. Or maybe it should be called “yam” casserole? Either way you are going to love this dish! The filling is graced with orange zest, cinnamon and…
November Cooking Tool of the Month – Casserole Dish What better month to feature casserole dishes than November?! If it actually felt like fall here in Austin I would be baking my heart out every day. But no…it has to be 85 degrees (and some people don’t believe in climate change!). We’ll pretend that fall…