It was about this time last year that we were getting ready to head out to see Corby’s friend’s Ladd and Ree- otherwise known as Marlboro Man and The Pioneer Woman. We stayed on their ranch for a few days and helped wrangle some cattle- it was pretty awesome. Since that time, I have to […]
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Posted in Breads, Cooking on Sep 21st, 2012
My mother’s homemade bread is the best. I am not kidding- everyone loves it. She gives it away as presents for Christmas, birthdays, new babies, house warmings- it is perfect for every occasion. She makes loaves and loaves of it at a time and then freezes them so that she always has bread to pull […]
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Posted in Cooking, Fun on Sep 18th, 2012
Clearly one of the best things about fall is football season, and if you aren’t really into football, at least you can enjoy a good tailgate or “football watching” party. However, I have found that these things tend to get a little repetitive in their food choices. Wings, beer, chili, you get the idea. Until […]
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Posted in Desserts, Fun on Sep 13th, 2012
I have a very weird fear of small animals like mice, fish, lizards, frogs, etc. I am really only afraid of these things, which lets be honest, can not hurt me really at all, when they are close to me and move unexpectedly. Then I freak out. Take fish- I love fishing and catching fish, […]
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Posted in Breads, Breakfast on Sep 10th, 2012
September is National Biscuit Month which clearly makes it my new favorite month. It is also National Honey Month, National Rice Month, National Mushroom, All American Breakfast, Better Breakfast, Chicken, Self-Improvement, Courtesy, Hug a Texas Chef, Cholesterol Awareness, and Organic Harvest Month just to name a few. Clearly, the need to have a month dedicated […]
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Posted in Cooking, Dinner on Sep 6th, 2012
Despite the fact that it is still hot, it is September which means cool weather and sweaters are around the corner, and I am kind of ready for it. Granted, it will probably be 6-8 weeks before that happens in Charleston, but something about school being back in session and the hope of fall makes […]
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