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 […]
Category Archive for 'Dinner'
We are finally back in Charleston and are not going anywhere for a long time. It definitely has been a summer full of great travel. Trying to get back into a routine with Walker before he starts school in a couple of weeks, I asked him what he wanted for dinner. I was expecting the […]
Being back in Charleston for a week in extreme heat was enough, so we are back in the mountains. Walker finally got back from all of his travels, and we picked him up at the Charlotte airport on Monday on the way up to Linville. Waking up Tuesday morning to light rain and 58 degrees […]
We arrived in the Catskill Mountains on Saturday to the most beautiful blue skies and 75 degree temperature. The weekend was spectacular, and I woke up this morning to rain and 55 degrees, and that does not upset me at all. I got a fire going and turned on Wimbledon, and I think this might […]
As it turns out, my previous post about Corby not being all that into Valentines Day was a bit off. Corby, the sweet, wonderful, handsome, talented, brilliant man that he is, gave me a cooking lesson at Charleston Cooks! as a Valentines Day present. Here is the drawing in my card- it is of Meg and Corby going […]
Skiing, Swimming, Sledding, and a Pinata
Posted in Breakfast, Cooking, Desserts, Dinner, Pioneer Woman on Feb 22nd, 2012
We took 14 people up to North Carolina with us this past weekend, so including us, there were 12 adults and 5 children (and 2 dogs). It was a packed house, but we all had so much fun! Corby, Walker and I drove up on Thursday night which also happened to be Corby’s birthday- we […]
My sweet son Walker finally got home from New York this week, and I have, of course, been spoiling him rotten from missing him so much. I asked him what he would like for dinner the other night, and he replied meatloaf. This was a little surprising since I haven’t made meatloaf for him in […]
Saturday was a pretty great day. It started off with pepper jack cheese scrambled eggs and maple bacon and ended with macaroni and cheese fritters with green tomato jam, and in the middle was a fantastic day sailing with great friends and snacking on tater tots. I reconnected with a friend from college who is […]
I love New York. I am so glad I do not live there anymore, but I really do love it. We had such a fun weekend, and the weather, although not cold and Christmas spirit inspiring, was fantastic. The food was even better. We went to a lot of places, and I don’t think all of […]
There are so many reason why Sean Brock won the James Beard Award in 2010- McCrady’s and Husk are amazing restaurants, but we tried his backyard pulled pork recipe this weekend for a football watch party we were throwing, and I now think Sean Brock is a god. I am maybe slightly biased because Corby […]
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