One of my favorite Italian braises. I’ve used veal shanks, beef shanks, turkey legs (or drumettes), and it’s always delicious. If you use turkey legs, have the butcher slice them to look like shanks and use only the thicker parts (the rest use for broth). For this recipe, I found some great lamb shanks, so…
Texas Tiramisu
This recipe is irresistible. It’s “test” time for the lodge menu this year. I need some new things to surprise the hunters with, so I put my spin on a recipe I saw recently, and it’s a little bit of divine! PrintTexas Tiramisu IngredientsPudding 1 cup sugar 1/4 cup cornstarch (always pack cornstarch measurements) 1/4…
Avocado and Artichoke Salad
I’m always looking for new salad combinations, and this one is has great flavor. We don’t always want a lettuce based salad, but really, here’s what happened – I cut into an avocado before it was ripe enough, and didn’t want to throw it out! (It’s a familiar theme with some of my recipe creations.)…
Hot Tuna Salad
I decided to try another spin on the hot tuna casserole that some of us remember from the “last century” (aren’t you glad I reminded you)! Instead of putting noodles in the casserole, I decided to stuff the mixture into pasta shells, except for the gluten free version, which I piled on top of artichoke…
Gnawchos
OK, it’s my word for the nachos I make, for me. Although, many would say, “That’s not a nacho.” I maintain that it is, and additionally it’s simple, fast, easy, and absolutely delicious and satisfying. I get the mouth texture and richness I want, with 2 or 3 ingredients – no beans, no sour cream…