Cooler temps in our little corner of the world mean more BBQ’s! Don’t get me wrong, we grill year round but big BBQ feasts are regularly part of our life during our cooler weather. This wonderful little side dish came together in the produce section of my grocery store. I had two great coupons, one…
Category: Recipes
Tried and true recipes for the RV life.
Ham & Cheese Sliders
Wow these are good. And easy. And RV friendly. I’ve made these a few times but the latest batch was by far the best. I changed one little thing and hit it out of the park, foil. Our annual Thanksgiving turkey in the dirt is really an eat fest all weekend. We follow the big…
Lazy Spaghetti
Drive by any park and you can tell sports is back in full swing. Fall baseball, football and soccer games fill every space at our local parks. It brings back fond memories of our boys’ busy sports schedules. Along with those busy schedules came the necessity of easy dinners and boy, did our CrockPot sure…
Aunt Nancy’s Cranberry Jello Salad
Every family has that staple recipe that no holiday can be without. This is that recipe for my family. My wonderful Aunt Nancy has made this for as long as I can remember. Every Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter this dish was present for devouring. Sneaking a second helping was always a yes for me. She…
Easy Chocolate Ribbon Pie
Imagine this… You’re excited to have your kids home from college and will make them just about anything they want. They want pie. Sure, we can do pie except you don’t have much on hand. You need something easy, fast and delicious. You want them to keep coming home, right. Now don’t you worry, this…
Lemon Meringue Pie
Easy and Meringue in the same sentence? You betcha! In our house, pies aren’t just for holidays. That’s why we run. And right now we are running a lot. This recipe comes from my mother in law, Gail. She found it in the recipe book for her very first microwave over forty years ago and…
My Mom’s Apple Pie
I have this tattered cookbook on my shelf that I can’t part with. Ever. It was my mom’s. My dad thinks she got it when she graduated college but he’s not really sure. To me it’s a gold treasure that links me to her. I turn the pages and wonder what recipes caught her eye,…
Gail’s Foolproof Pie Crust
Mmmmm, pie. Pumpkin pie, apple pie, chocolate cream pie, lemon meringue pie…I could go on and on. Along with soup, pie is something I could eat year round. And it all starts with the crust. Light and flaky that doesn’t overpower the tasty filling. A nice golden brown crust edge is the perfect frame for…
Aunt Nancy’s 7-Layer Cookies
I’m sure everyone has that one holiday dessert that is made every year without fail and is still the favorite every year. For me it’s these cookie bars. They’ve been on the dessert tray as long as I can remember. My Aunt Nancy is a dessert maven and almost all of her desserts involve chocolate. …
Christmas Morning Blueberry French Toast
Christmas morning is magical. Even though our boys are grown, I still see them as little boys with every present they open. I don’t think that will ever change. When we lived in California our Christmas mornings were hectic. Hurry to open gifts, hurry to one house then hurry to another. All this hurrying was…