Cooking with Barry & Meta

Chocolate mint (yes, it tastes like chocolate) sets off the base of this Bundt cake.

Before the squash bugs attack, we are determined to find interesting ways to use our now abundant supply of zucchini.

I grew up eating cucumber (“cukes” as my mother often called them) and onions.

With an excess of tomatoes on hand, (thank you Vangie and Steve Henry), I decided to dig out my yellowed, stained.

Crispy, and oh, so good! Although I usually try to curtail my consumption of fried foods, French-fried Eggplant is just imposs.

Fall is my favorite season – I love the chill in the air, the turning of the leaves and grasses, and the food! German potato .

We love one-dish meals that can be “thrown together” quickly.
This soup makes a great starter for a fall menu.

We eat cabbage year round, from coleslaw to roasted or steamed as a side dish but for winter, cabbage is a go-to soup addition .
Super easy to make and oh, so versatile, this sauce has become one of my go-to recipes.

Barry and I both have fond memories of our mother’s potato cakes .
Brussels sprouts may not be native to Ireland but they are a popular veggie there and since it’s March, I’ve added the St.
Leftover ham prompted Deluxe Scalloped Potatoes for two.
With an excess of mushrooms on hand, I dug out this old recipe that I hadn’t made for awhile.
Our row of garden-fresh kale was calling to me.
Crispy and delicious, this Middle Eastern dish traditionally referred to as Falafel, is made from chick peas (garbanzo beans) that a.
Ever since our July-August 2014 issue of COOK’S ILLUSTRATED arrived a couple of weeks ago I’ve been checking our zucchini plant.