Rob and I had an adventure yesterday. We went to Guthrie, Oklahoma to see my friend in a play (A Few Good Men) and decided to make a whole day of it. The play didn't start until 8 o'clock at night, so we went down early in the afternoon to walk downtown and go to… Continue reading Spicy Shrimp Burrito Bowls with Ranch Elotes
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Orange Chicken with Barley
When you're sifting through a cookbook, do you ever stumble upon a recipe that looks so strange, you just have to try it? That happens to me all the time. I think when a recipe look so weird that you're intrigued---you have to make it. It helps with creativity in the kitchen, and always makes me try new… Continue reading Orange Chicken with Barley
Polynesian Turkey & Noodles
When was the last time you saw a green bell pepper ring? Or the last time you cut a bell pepper into a ring? Probably a long while would be my guess. Cutting bell peppers into rings has kind of fallen out of favor among most home cooks now, but it used to be all… Continue reading Polynesian Turkey & Noodles
Texas Longhorn Cornbread
I stumbled upon one of my greatest finds (when it comes to cookbooks) in a thrift shop the other day. This beauty was only $2 and is a whopping 500 pages! It is a spiral-bound, home-cooking recipe collection from the Homemakers Association of Oklahoma. They break down the recipes into a dozen different categories, and the… Continue reading Texas Longhorn Cornbread
Warm Buffalo Potato Salad
Every time I flip through a cookbook, I come across quite the dilemma: The salad section. This section, typically reserved for the back of the cookbook, never seems to have very many actual salad recipes. You know, like leafy green salads. Salads that contain major veggies. Salads that are supposed to be good for you. No, no. I… Continue reading Warm Buffalo Potato Salad
