Dinner

Staring at the leftover meatloaf in the fridge the other night, I tilted my head like a dog trying to understand its owner and tried to figure out what to do with it, how to change it up... and look what I did!

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Country sausage is always something that I have sliced and cooked in a skillet with potatoes and onions or threw on the grill and into a bun, now I have wrapped it all up.

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I grew up eating ham and scalloped potatoes for Easter dinner and the most amazing rolls, what is your family dinner traditions?

Please take my poll. And Happy Easter!

Easter Dinner; What's on the Table?

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Perfect Easter eggs are hard to come by, but together we will create egg Heaven! Bunny Beware!

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You know you like potatoes, but leeks? They are the green onion looking item in the veggie department. A bit thicker, okay a lot thicker and yummy.

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What a handy goodie these awesome balls are. Read, Make and Enjoy... let's get cooking!

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I make the exact same thing every year. Mashed potatoes, asparagus, rolls and Prime Rib. Many families change it up or have other standard traditions. How does your table rate?

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I am pretty sure that I have mentioned this once or twice, but Christmas eve at our house is casual with a light dinner and lots of presents. Every year I try to make something fun or order out. This year I will likely make pizza surprise.

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I'm calling this jingle bell pork because it makes me happy. This dish tastes like the season, warm and fulfilling. Let's get cooking.

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Far be it for me to leave cheese out of Christmas. Give me a cheese ball, a cheese platter or a cheese sandwich and I'm happy. I am sure though that you will tell me none of my happy choices amount to a very good meal at Christmas and maybe I might just agree. so I guess we're going to have to get our cheese on in another way... let's hit the kitchen and see what's in store for our table.

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What better way to count down the time to Christmas than with food? Savory food, sweet food... dishes on the side and dishes to sink your teeth in till the new year. The best way to share time and stories with friends and family is over a good plate of food and the twelve days of Christmas are full of great dishes.

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Chicken, one of the easiest AND most difficult dinner ingredients. Its simple to make, but easy to make the same chicken dishes over and over again. I have done this for years. The kids will tell stories of sauteed chicken and broccoli or zucchini as if they were telling a tale of horror. So let's take the same ole- same ole out of tonight's chicken dinner!

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