
Beef Tallow
I’m going to show you how to make “Liquid Gold” today otherwise known as beef tallow. If you’re the type of person who has ever saved your leftover bacon grease (or at least remember your mom and grandma doing that) and know how much flavor that adds when you cook with it – you’re going…

Spicy Sausage and Velveeta Dip
Last year for Appetizer Night at duck camp, Mom was trying to figure out what to make when Derek piped up, “what about that cheesy, hamburger dip?” Because what good Appetizer Night, Tailgate Party, or Football afternoon is complete without a good cheese dip? Mom’s homestyle spicy sausage and Velveeta dip was the perfect addition…

Bacon Wrapped Blue Cheese Stuffed Dates
On our last night in Puerto Rico last year (about a year ago, before the hurricane devastated the island) we decided to do our own version of a progressive dinner and try a few restaurants we hadn’t visited yet. The first, which totally makes sense for an appetizer course, was a tapas restaurant where we…

Chicken & Corn Enchiladas
There is this place in the Twin Cities called “Let’s Dish” where you can go and assemble several meals to pop in the freezer and enjoy later. I’ve gone a couple times to get new ideas and because having dinner in the freezer is a fantastic idea! It also allows you to try new flavors…

Nacho Chicken Bake
This is a recipe that I found on Kraft’s website years ago, back in our college days. And we’ve been making it ever since. I almost felt like I should wait and post this during deer season since it’s made an appearance annually for at least the last 4 years – probably longer than that. …

Sriracha Ketchup
It’s getting close to New Year’s and if you’ve been following this blog you know that our family likes to celebrate with a low key game night and a homemade buttermilk fried chicken strip and fresh cut French fry feast. I’ve posted quite a few of the homemade sauce options I serve with the chicken…

Blackberry Champagne Christmas Sparkler
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Tory and I decided it would be fun to make a traditional Christmas cocktail every year and post it on the blog. And since our approach to blogging is to post the things we actually make and eat – and not make holiday meals weeks early just so we can post them – this means…