Pumpkin Poppers

It’s that time of year for pumpkin everything!  These poppers are like doughnut holes.  A little dense and super moist they’re a delicious fall treat.  I made these for church last Sunday.  Not knowing how many the original recipe made I decided to quadruple the recipe (me and my inability to estimate quantities).  I alsoRead more

Pumpkin Pancakes

Sister recommended this recipe to me.  It’s super tasty.  These pancakes come out light and airy.  Definitely a fun fall treat.  I’d also recommend topping them with homemade applesauce. Pumpkin Pancakes Makes about 20 Adapted from All Recipes 2 cups buttermilk  (or 2 cups milk with 2 Tbsp vinegar) 1/2 cup milk 1 cup pumpkin pureeRead more

Pumpkin Nut Granola

This granola is a subtle celebration to fall.  Served with yogurt or milk, it makes a great breakfast or snack.  While it’s not overwhelmingly pumpkin flavored it has a warm spice that goes well with the colder weather.  This is also the first granola recipe I’ve seen without coconut…anyone know why granola always has coconutRead more

Curry Chicken Salad

I made this recently for my dad’s retreat.  It’s a great make ahead meal and combines some great surprising flavors.  This is another recipe from a woman who used to go to my church.  Further proof  that church ladies know good food, see here and here for the other proof. Curry Chicken Salad Serves 6-8Read more

Foil Pork and Apple Packets

Family recipes are great.  There’s nothing like a long standing recipe passed from generation to generation.  This is one of Grandma’s recipes that my mom  claims she made for us a lot as kids, but I don’t remember having it before.  And truthfully before this the idea of pork and apple was kind of weirdRead more

Indian Dahl

This was a recommendation from Sister.  It’s a great dish!  Definitely not much to look at, but it came together quickly and  was so delicious!  This is a great vegetarian protein source and is so tasty!  The original recipe includes 1 lb of spinach, but I left that out since I served this with anRead more