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Beignets and a Fun Wedding

Posted in Breads, Cooking, Desserts on May 21st, 2013

  We went to a friend’s wedding in Wilmington, NC this past weekend.  I have never been to Wilmington, and it was awesome!  We got into town on Thursday and walked down to a restaurant on the river.  The city is so beautiful and strolling along the streets, the historic homes were so much fun [...]

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Berry Breakfast Cobbler

Posted in Breakfast, Cooking on May 14th, 2013

Walker and I have a morning routine that really never varies during the school week- I guess that is why they call it a routine.  I wake Walker up at 7- we get dressed, and he goes downstairs to fix breakfast while I make the beds.  Corby on the other hand, usually gets up around [...]

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Glazed Lemon Bread

Posted in Breads, Breakfast, Desserts on May 8th, 2013

Now that it is finally getting warm out and hopefully staying that way, there is nothing more refreshing on a hot day than the taste of lemon.  For some reason to me, the taste of lemon always seems cool.  This is a great recipe for a glazed lemon bread which is really a dessert, but [...]

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Grits and Hominy

Posted in Breakfast, Cooking on May 6th, 2013

Growing up the words grits and hominy were interchangeable.  There was no difference between the two, and it has only been recently that I found out there actually was a difference.  It was actually brought up last night as a topic of conversation preceding dinner.  What is the difference between grits and hominy.  The answer [...]

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Chocolate Cheese Layered Bars

Posted in Desserts on Apr 30th, 2013

I am always on the hunt for new recipes- especially ones that involve cheese or chocolate.  This is the first time I have come across one that has both, and while that might be a little intimidating at first, these chocolate cheese layered bars are fantastic!  It is cream cheese which is maybe better than [...]

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A Weekend in Savannah

Posted in Breads, Breakfast, Cooking, Fun on Apr 29th, 2013

We spent this past weekend in Savannah, GA.  Having never been there, I really didn’t know what to expect, and I was wonderfully surprised.  Of course I had heard Savannah was beautiful, but being from Charleston I am of course biased.  It really is a beautiful city.  We had perfect weather for walking around, and [...]

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Huguenot Torte

Posted in Breads, Breakfast, Cooking, Desserts on Apr 24th, 2013

The wedding is done, and we had a fantastic weekend!  And the cake turned out well which I could not have done without the help of my dear college friend Lance!!  Thanks to her secret icing recipe and talking me through some basics, it all came together!  She is a fantastic baker, and if you [...]

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An Update on the Wedding Cake

Posted in Desserts, Fun on Apr 12th, 2013

I am getting married in 8 days.  It is amazing how fast this has gone- granted I didn’t want much time between engagement and wedding, and everything is all done- except that I still have to make the wedding cake.  This is the only thing that I am feeling at all stressed about, but I [...]

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Homemade Oreos

Posted in Cooking, Desserts, Dinner on Apr 8th, 2013

I just read that over 362 billion Oreos have been sold since they first came out in 1912.  That statistic is very relieving since I thought that I might be partially responsible for a decent percentage of their sales.  Clearly, with that many sold- I am not.  However, it just proves that there are many [...]

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Bayou Bakery and Smoked Bacon Marmalade

Posted in Cooking, Fun on Apr 3rd, 2013

I came across Bayou Bakery  located in Washington, DC while searching for new recipes and places I want to visit, and I think a stop here on my yearly drive to New York this summer is going to be a must!!  Not only that, I think I need to own this cookbook DamGoodSweet – Desserts [...]

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