Rotisserie Chicken Stock
Rotisserie chicken stock has the flavor of all the usual suspects, and that deep delicious flavor of slow roasted chicken!
Rotisserie chicken stock has the flavor of all the usual suspects, and that deep delicious flavor of slow roasted chicken!
Chorizo and cheese taquitos are non-traditional because they are folded Ecuadorian style. Spicy chorizo and melty cheese equals heaven!
Pickled red onions are the perfect condiment for all those tacos, taquitos, flautas and quesadillas, fish and fowl!
A fresh lime sorbet is a perfect intermezzo for a savory multi-course meal. Clean and re-set your palate with this tart/sweet treat!
Seared fois gras with apple compote is far tastier than the other primary French food groups. Wouldn’t you agree?
Beans and cornbread is a food group all its own at home in Kentucky and here in Arkansas. It’s inexpensive, fast and sticks to your ribs!
Our favorite way to polish off those Easter Sunday leftovers is a delicious ham salad. Enjoy on toast, pumpernickel, crackers or buns!
Pan seared Chilean sea bass with corn soubise, asparagus, lump crab, beurre blanc and demi-glace is…just heavenly!
Corn soubise is a decidedly American creation as an alternative for traditional starches for plating. It’s sweet and delicious!
Honey mustard sauce is the perfect condiment for chicken, pork and seafood. So easy to make there is no excuse not to!
Twin fried lobster tails were a specialty of Panos & Pauls in Atlanta, Georgia. This is my homage to that favorite restaurant.
Matzo Ball Soup cooked in chili broth and served with mushroom broth takes time and effort, but is oh, so, heavenly!