Cooking with Barry & Meta
Moist and flavorful cupcakes! Add some sanding sugar, chopped pecans or sprinkles and they become BIRTHDAY cupcakes! YES, we celebrat.
Homemade applesauce sweetened with red hots (cinnamon imperials) creates a rosy red filling that is sandwiched between a buttery oat streu.
Often referred to as Overnight Oats, they are jars of single serve oats with any number of flavor additives.
In need of a plate garnish and sauce for an autumn-inspired 2019 cooking class, Meta got creative with the things in the fridge and pantry.
Lisa Tokach gave me this recipe when we were working on the story about bees and honey for KANSAS! magazin e.
I tried to convince myself that I'd done enough baking for the holidays— Pumpkin Donuts , Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls , several kinds of pepper.
Saw this idea on Food Network's The Kitchen and had to give it a try.
A little behind on posts as you can see! We hosted a Christmas gift-giving party for a group—everyone made a sampling of gifts from the kit.
Perfect for vacation or condo cooking as this cookie is stirred up and then baked in one dish.
My idea of a dumpling is a fluffy biscuit-like ball that is dropped into broth, covered and cooked through.
I should call them Texas Praline Pecan Cookies as I used fresh pecans from Seguin, TX, a gift from our friends Susan and Dale.
Kathy Coup's Peach Upside Down Cake receives yet another make over! Last fall I used her basic cake and brown sugar mixture but used sli.
In the early 2000s when I was still writing monthly cooking columns for the Abilene Reflector Chronicle, I received a note from a lady .
A simple vintage recipe for complicated times.
As I peruse old cookbooks, I ran across several versions of Six-Week Muffins, the kind that started with a box of bran cereal.
TOP NOTCH LOCAL INGREDIENTS FOR A MAGIC CAKE! As the reality of COVID-19 sinks in, it is making me much more conscious of my food sources.
We went on a picnic! And what’s a picnic without cookies? It was the perfect opportunity to try a new recipe and this is the one I’ve been .
A fancy jar of fig-walnut jam, a Christmas gift from a niece and nephew, was the inspiration for this recipe—my homemade version of comme.