The most popular theory for why grinders received their name is because of the Italian bread the fillings rest upon. Sandwich makers needed thick and durable bread to hold these submarine sandwiches’ fillings. However, these sandwiches gained a reputation for having to put extra jaw work into consuming them because of their thick bread and…
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Sweet Potato Sage Gorgonzola & Pork Grain Free Lasagna Again, challenged with gifting a gluten-free meal, I decided to leave out the grain all together. I LOVE sweet potatoes so much ~ there’s really no need for anything else at all. They take the “cake” in this salubrious and scrumptious dish – not just the…
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There has always been that problem of soggy bottom enchiladas. You know what I mean. The tortillas become soggy and slimy. Soggy bottoms may be your cup of tea, but they are certainly not mine. And, I’m NOT willing to fry. Alas, the solution is here! Soggy bottoms no more. A green chile lasagna, of…
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It’s been a while since I’ve whipped up a batch of my magnificent Mighty Meat Lasagna – oh, and my Tantalizing Tomato Sauce too. The smell of lasagna fills the olfactory senses with such delight – you know what I mean? No matter who you are, it just smells good and it feels good… Lasagna…
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I had a hankering for lasagna once again. But this time I wanted to make it a little more exotic. Well, layers of polenta aren’t exactly exotic… but a little coriander, a little cumin, fresh oregano, and a hearty bit of blue cheese definitely make this lasagna more than a tad out of the ordinary….
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Creamy Pumpkin Lasagna Pumpkin Sage Lasagna Pumpkin Alfredo Lasagna Pumpkin Vegan Alfredo Lasagna Paleo Pumpkin Lasagna Creamy Cashew Pumpkin Lasagna Creamy Cashew Alfredo Pumpkin Lasagna Creamy Cashew Alfredo Pumpkin Sage Lasagna Oh boy did I struggle with the title of this post. The layers and layers of creamy, savory goodness are downright intoxicating, which means…
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Lasagna comes in layers, yet it never comes in a jar – until now. I often sit and admire both the beauty and the practicality of the “salad in a jar” trend. The bold and bright layers of goodness, stacked upon each other, bursting in green, red, yellow and all sorts of other gorgeous goodness…
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In light of family traditions, we’ve been working hard to create some of our own. With a recent move and a whole host of changes, establishing traditions has been tough. Each of us brings a mix of emotion and an album of memories to the table. Some of those memories reveal true blessing, while others…
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Growing up, our Christmas Eve meal tradition was always soup. Heart warming, nourishing soup, with Mom’s Christmas Greens salad and a whole wheat Great Harvest roll. Christmas Eve service at church would follow dinner, with a lovely small Christmas treat at home before opening one special gift at bedtime. About 10 years ago, “we,” started…
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