There are times when I look through my recipe box & feel a little guilt. My head’s so wrapped around whole grains, vegetables and healthy stuff that these old recipes seem, well, old-fashioned. But
these Zesty Sloppy Joes are so good – and so perfect for a crowd it might be time to resurrect them. Think game day, a child’s birthday or any event with a crowd, year round, when you don’t want to man the grill. And just for today, let it go…
Kaltenbach Farms Zesty Sloppy Joes
In our family, one of my Mom’s frequent Sunday meals was Old Fashioned Swiss Steak. We lived a block from Church and sometimes walked, and I remember coming home to this Old Fashioned Swiss Steak in the oven. Just the smell, when we walked in the door, was enough to get our mouths watering!
Old Fashioned Swiss Steak
Downhome cooking at it’s best and perfect for fall, these Cooks Illustrated Smothered Pork Chops in Onion Gravy aren’t your Grandma’s pork chops, or even your Mom’s. That is if your Mom was like mine and used a canned soup or a Lipton’s mix. Those recipes, while always good, don’t hold a candle to this one!
Cooks Illustrated Smothered Pork Chops in Onion Gravy
When my baby Sis posted that she was making her Runza (Bierock) Recipe, I became inspired. She (and her family) fell in love with them during her years in the Cornhusker State, and my Sis knows her Runza.
When you think of Chicken Piccata, it’s easy to think “Old School Italian.” Images of run-down restaurants, long-simmering red sauces, and white tablecloths with candles stuck in old wine bottles might come to mind. Although it’s a classic, and solidly fits in the “Old School” category, this fresh, vibrant Classic Chicken Piccata will win you over.
Chicken Piccata
