Articles and recipes from the Record-Eagle's Monday Food page.
Cooks tell Thanksgiving disaster tales
Thanksgiving dinner is high stakes. It's one of the grandest culinary tests for the home cook. There's bound to be mishaps. Readers offered these stories of Thanskgiving Day dinner disasters.....more>>
West Nelson's cooking prowess can be traced to two sources: genes and necessity. Genes because both his mother and grandmother were excellent cooks. Necessity because when he was in the third grade, his mom went back to school and he had to take charge.
Hello! I'm Lovina's oldest daughter Elizabeth. I have not written the column in a long time, so I decided to give Mom a break and take a turn at it again. I fried chicken for our supper tonight. Along with chicken we had mashed potatoes, gravy and green beans. Yum!
Green beans are a tradition at many Thanksgiving tables, so many grocers price them competitively during the holidays. Here they are given a sophisticated twist.
Chefs Eric Patterson and Jennifer Blakeslee are known as much for their philosophy of cooking in the context of life and living as for the dishes they serve up at their Cooks' House restaurant. So it's not surprising that their first cookbook is a product of Spirituality and Health Magazine, published by friend Victoria Sutherland.
I spend a good portion of the holiday season (and ready or not, we're in it now!) trying to avoid crowds. Although it seems a contradiction, I eagerly anticipate Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's and everything in between for most of the year. Just not the crowds.
Madelyn Frick, of Traverse City, likes to use fresh Michigan apples in this salad. She said her husband lost 40 pounds eating only soups and salads. This is one of his favorites.
On Friday evening and Saturday we took advantage of the warm weather by raking up a lot of leaves in our yard. We have around 14 big trees in our front yard so the falling leaves add up fast.
These simple but well-seasoned lamb chops are a weeknight kitchen dream. They are packed with flavor thanks to a quick toasting of cumin seeds and peppercorns used for the rub.