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I am one of those people that love their veggies. I usually try to eat them in their natural state and add little to them. Some might say that is boring but I know that it is a healthier way to eat them. However, once in a great while, usually for a holiday meal, I [...]

Here is a great Thanksgiving bread that originated in New England. Anadama. Mmmm. Nice and moist and since Thanksgiving began in New England what other bread could be more appropriate?  The story behind the bread is quite interesting. It seems that a fisherman’s wife named Anna, kept serving her husband nothing but cornmeal and molasses [...]

Here is an easy little recipe to follow that is very similar to pumpkin pie. My friend Ann, affectionately referred to as Scanny, (that’s a story for another day, a story from our youth when life was a bit wild), decided to bring along a dessert to her sister’s house for Thanksgiving dinner. She remembered [...]

This is one of those recipes that is perfect for Thanksgiving but also quite delish for anytime. It is not too tedious to make but it is well worth every little bit of effort put into it. Cranberry Crumble Coffee Cake 1/2 cup butter 3/4 cup sugar 2 eggs 2 cups unbleached flour 1 tsp. [...]

Pumpkin is a great vegetable. It can be used for a variety of meals. A really nice breakfast or treat is pumpkin bread. I do love it served with a brisk cup of tea. I love the aroma of the bread while it bakes. This recipe is easy and only needs 2 bowls. Only 1, [...]