It’s that time of year for cookouts, backyard dinners, fish fry’s and boils! As we get to gather a bit more (still in small groups, of course), let’s bring back the joy of community with a fun, spicy and delicious food. I grew up in Mississippi so we mostly had crawfish boils, but crawfish isn’t …
Did you know that May is National Barbecue Month?? I think we are all wanting things to go back to normal and start pulling out the grills for our neighbors and friends. Since Memorial day cookouts will probably have us still standing 6′ apart OR if you are still intimidated by the grill like me, …
I am dying to throw a party or just have a dinner party, y’all! I can’t wait until we can gather again. Hoping it is sooner than later. If you still want to get festive and celebrate Cinco de Mayo with your family at home, I have a great party recipe for you. I L-O-V-E …
Cinco de Mayo is 1 week away and while we won’t be heading out to our favorite local Mexican restaurant, we can still celebrate at home! Set up a taco bar for your family and get festive. I do recommend, however, branching out from the typical ground beef or shredded pork (which are still delish). …
Follow my blog with Bloglovin When I originally planned this post, I was thinking it could be a great spring recipe for any spring time parties. Brunch, showers, teas, etc. are just a few parties we would usually be enjoying this spring. This coronavirus situation has this all on hold at the moment, however that …
I wonder who invented Carrot Cake? Someone, somewhere said, “Maybe if I put vegetables in a cake, it will be delicious!” Who would have thought. I don’t know why we associate Carrot Cake with Easter. I guess it’s the whole bunny thing. Regardless of why we insist on carrot dishes at Easter, this is the …