Last month a group of our old friends, as well as a few new friends, started a Supper Club. It’s going to be a great way for us to visit with friends we’d never see otherwise. Schedules these days are hectic and we’re finding being intentional about our time with friends is important. This [...]View Post →

  Oh boy. You’re in for a real treat. Bacon. Cheddar cheese. Fresh chives. Heavy cream. Today’s recipe (brought to us by Tasty Kitchen member  Schnoodle Soup via King Arthur Flour) is comfort food with a hint of sophisticated flare. I was expecting these scones to be good; perhaps great. But they are more than that—they’re simply scrumptious. [...]View Post →

  April is National Grilled Cheese Month!  So what better way to celebrate than with a newly discovered and loved grilled cheese sandwich? I’ve had my eye on Lindsay’s recipe since I saw it first on her blog Pinch of Yum. I was intrigued by all the flavors and placed it in my TK recipe [...]View Post →

  This dairy-free Coconut Honey Rice Pudding from Fuji Mama rocked my world. It had the traditional creaminess of rice pudding but with the extra richness that only coconut milk can offer. My kitchen also smelled amazing for many hours, which was an added bonus.       To make it, you will need: soy [...]View Post →

  If I ask my (almost) 5-year-old what cooking show she wants to watch with Mom, she always says, “Pioneer Woman!” She adores Ree’s show! After one recent episode where Ree made soup in bread bowls, my little girl was obsessed with the idea of eating her bowl when she finished her soup. (It IS [...]View Post →

  Hot dogs are a favorite at our house. Just thinking of a juicy hot dog loaded with every topping imaginable has my mouth watering. I do not, however, love hot dog buns. Until now. In the past, I’ve always pulled off the majority of the bun, not really wanting to sully my delicious dog [...]View Post →

  When I saw this recipe from TK member The Church Cook, I thought I was buying into a lemon-flavored shortbread cookie experience. Oh no, my friends–these Meyer Lemon Ricotta Cookies were better than a typical shortbread cookie—times four hundred thousand. These cookies are soft and pillowy; they walk the the line—perfectly—between tart and sweet. [...]View Post →

  A bit of history in a recipe’s headnote always catches my eye. So when I stumbled upon Kathy Marie’s recipe for Sander’s Hot Fudge Sauce, a recipe passed down by her 82 year-old mother-in-law who grew up in Detroit, I figured it had t be great. Her mother-in-law recalled what a treat it was [...]View Post →