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Here are some great little corn muffins that are beyond simple to make. I usually make most of my baked goods from scratch (half the time you scratch your head wondering what the hell am I doing when there are very good mixes out there that will accomplish the same result).  However, I  recently cooked [...]

Okay, so I have been not posting lately and I apologize for that but I have been one busy person. I have had a lot of changes in my life (not the usual woman changes thank God for that) but nonetheless my time has been consumed by some good and some bad times. I decided [...]

Just came back from the garden and here we go again with the baseball bat zucchinis. I harvested quite a few small ones that will be perfect steamed as they are small and tender and will taste fantastic. The large ones, however, can be tough and not quite as flavorful. I like to utilize them [...]

It has been a long time since I have posted anything on my site due to some extraordinary jerk that decided to hack my site along with my son’s CookManFood. What a shame that people have nothing better to do than go out and destroy what others have done. It takes a lot of time [...]

This recipe is dedicated to CookManFood as it is right up their alley. I recently read a post by Todd on Facebook that was asking for a muffin recipe that had bacon and sausage. I’ve gone one better and used maple syrup also. Living in the northeast, this is maple syrup weather and it is [...]

Blueberries are one of my favorite summertime fruits. They pair well with a lot of other fruits, such as apples. I have been very fortunate to be living in a very healthy body, and I plan to do my best to keep it that way. I get a little tired of the moaning, groaning people [...]

Have you ever bitten into a little bit of heaven? If you haven’t and would like to, try Blue Ribbon Popover Mix by the Winterport Co. of Maine that has been in business since 1992. These little gems are very light, airy, and make the perfect breakfast or accompaniment for a dinner. Popovers are easy to make, especially [...]

This week I planned my weekend. I made date nut bread last night so my weekend is free of baking. I have a college graduation to attend so not much time is left. Date nut bread makes a great breakfast-quick, moist, and flavorful. I also make it healthy, using fresh ingredients. I usually slice it [...]

I recently had a muffin discussion with my friend Jane. She was telling me about this great muffin she had while visiting the NJ shore this past April. When she told me that it was called a morning glory muffin, I had memories of a local bakery that used to make them. They are a [...]

One of the great things about being an extrovert is that you get to meet and enjoy a lot of different people. I tend to see the good in people and love talking about a wide variety of subjects. I have been an educator for 20 years and have worked with a varied assortment of personalities. Over [...]