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Hometown Recipes

    Hometown Recipes: Lemon Buttercream Frosting with Lemon Zest

    Sun, 04/24/2011 - 10:00pm  |  hunter.wurts

    By: Erin Walgamuth

    Just in case you haven’t noticed, I love lemons! Lemon curd, lemon tart, lemon soufflé, let’s just say I haven’t met a lemon anything I didn’t like. I am making a Lemon Cornmeal Cake for Easter Sunday dinner…well, it’s not for dinner, it’s for dessert, and anyway it’s got lemon in it.

    Hometown Recipes: Japanese Eggplant And Three Cheese Bake

    Sun, 04/17/2011 - 8:01am  |  hunter.wurts

    By: Erin Walgamuth

    Even though I am not a vegetarian, I do love to cook and eat meatless meals. I think it’s a nice, and might I say healthy, way to change up your week day meals and include some that are animal protein free. Fortunately my family never complains when I make these dishes.

    Hometown Recipes: Grilled Vegetables With Mozzarella And Balsamic Appetizer

    Sun, 04/10/2011 - 10:00pm  |  hunter.wurts

    By: Erin Walgamuth

    We grilled steaks and vegetables on the barbecue a few days ago when the weather was warm. It all smelled so wonderful wafting through the evening air mixed with the lovely scent of jasmine.

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    Hometown Recipes

    Hometown Recipes: Cranberry, Raspberry, Rosemary Balsamic Reduction

    Sun, 04/03/2011 - 10:00pm  |  hunter.wurts

    By: Erin Walgamuth

    Right about now, you are probably thinking, “what the heck kind of a title for a recipe is this?” Well, I’ll tell you, it’s a what-do-I-have-in-the-freezer-that-I-can-make-a-sauce-with, kind of recipe! Talk about improvising, but hey, it was good!

     

    Hometown Recipes: Zante Currant Scones With Raspberry Jam And Cream

    Sun, 03/27/2011 - 10:00pm  |  hunter.wurts

    By: Erin Walgamuth

    All of this rainy weather has inspired me to do some baking. To be honest, it doesn’t take much for me to be inspired to bake. It’s sunny, it’s cloudy, the dog wants to go outside, and the laundry needs to be done…you know, the same-old-same-old.

    Hometown Recipes: Chicken Posole

    Sun, 03/20/2011 - 10:00pm  |  hunter.wurts

    erinwalgamuth-resizedBy: Erin Walgamuth

    I started making this delicious Mexican chicken stew about 15 years ago. It has been the main dish for many a big party and even for Christmas Day dinner! The wonderful thing about this stew is that you can make it your own by adding different spice combinations or anything else that sounds good to you. Many people make this dish with pork instead of chicken, but this one is our favorite.

    Hometown Recipes: St. Patrick's Day Colcannon

    Wed, 03/16/2011 - 5:00pm  |  oldcontent

    Warning, warning, this recipe is not, I repeat, is not, low calorie! I figure that since we only eat it once a year, it’s not a problem.

    Colcannon is a very old traditional Irish dish, which consisted of smashed potatoes, cabbage and sometimes boiled ham. I have changed the recipe a bit over the years as I am  not a big fan of ham, especially boiled ham.

    Hometown Recipes: Arugula Pesto With Toasted Pecans

    Sun, 03/13/2011 - 10:00pm  |  alex.stimson

    By Erin Walgamuth

    altI love arugula. If you asked me what are three things I always have in my refrigerator, arugula would be one of them. I put it on my tacos...weird I know. I put it in omelets and on sandwiches too. I simply find the peppery taste irresistible. A couple of springs ago I decided to make pesto as a side for the steaks my husband was going to put on the grill.

     

    Hometown Recipes: Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

    Sun, 03/06/2011 - 10:00pm  |  oldcontent

    By Erin Walgamuth

    Long ago when I was a little girl, and I mean long ago, I would make peanut butter cookies for my friends. The recipe I used was from the Betty Crocker Cookbook that my Aunt Ethel gave me. I still have the cook book but it has definitely seen better days. The front cover is missing and it’s held together with a rubber band. Ahh, happy memories.

    Hometown Recipes: Roasted Red Pepper Sandwich Spread

    Sun, 02/27/2011 - 10:00pm  |  oldcontent

    By Erin Walgamuth

    Once in a while I just don’t feel like cooking. Yes, me! On those occasions, which are usually at dinner time, we will have something really easy like scrambled eggs or a sandwich.

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