Going Back to Work!

22 months of washing dishes is enough.  I’ll still be cooking, but not between 10:00am and 2:00pm.  Here is the press release that M106.3 WGLM put...

Is Your Pantry Ready For Winter?

This is a lesson I learned the hard way. Twice! (I’ll explain at the bottom) We are just now experiencing our “First Big Snow” here in Michigan. I...

A Great Gift From a Friend

I mentioned in a previous post that it was somewhat heartbreaking to say goodbye to summer. The reason for that was, I had nothing look forward to....

She’s Gone

It seems so strange to look out the window and see nothing tied to the dock. It is always a melancholy day when the guys from Nelson’s Speed Shop...

Very Special Salmon

I owe this recipe to a very special person that I miss dearly.  My mentor and great friend, the late Paxton Mills.  Paxton and I worked together in Denver. He was a phenomenal on-air talent and a great cook.  I could never figure out why he made the greatest salmon I...

New Site Has Arrived!

I appreciate you checking out the updates to the site. I've made several changes, a couple I'd like to show you here - and create a little space for your feedback (please leave a comment below if you have thoughts) One change is a new logo for the site and for my work...

Beef Bourguignon

In early January, I conducted a survey to find out what winter comfort foods people enjoyed the most.  The response was incredible. I have been able to determine that there are about 20 go-to recipes that we all gravitate towards in the winter months.  Many were...

She Is Such A Tease

Some days she is so sweet and kind that you fall in love and can scarcely believe your good fortune.  Then, there are other days when she offers a cold shoulder.  She is capable of great warmth, but her mood can change in an instant and freeze you in your tracks.  How...

Lobster Colorado

VALENTINE'S DAY RECIPE: LOBSTER COLORADO What's not to love about tender & juicy Filet Mignon (wrapped in Bacon no less) and topped with succulent Lobster?  This is a simple, elegant dinner.  Granted, we don’t splurge on beef tenderloin and lobster every other day,...

A Little New Years Perspective

I’m in the kitchen whooping up some Bolognese’ for Jeaner (my pet name for Jeanie) and got to thinking about the flip to 2017. I have seen so many social media posts today exclaiming “I’ll be so glad to put 2016 behind me, what a horrible year!”  It might have been....

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