I've resisted trying one of the many, many 'Tasty' cooking videos from BuzzFeed that roll through my Facebook feed everyday. I broke down and tried the Sesame Chicken last week. If you are not familiar with these videos, you should be. If you like to eat that is.
Memorial Day weekend is finally here; that means most of y'all have plans to host or attend a backyard barbecue. I've got a homemade ice cream recipe that's easy to make and guaranteed to impress your friends and family this year!
I found this recipe in an old cook book. The book came from Pine Hill, Alabama. Pine Hill is a small town near Camden in Wilcox County. My wife was raised there. The cook book was put together for a Relay for Life event several years ago and features recipes from the locals.
Peanut butter and jelly, tuna salad, grilled cheese -- those are just a small sample of the sandwiches we love to eat. But, there's a whole other world of sandwiches out there you may not even know about.
You read that headline correctly. I'm about to tell y'all how to make the most delicious homemade ice cream you can find in the great state of Alabama!
Yesterday Kimberly brought in some left over roast to the studio. She insisted it was THE best roast she had ever tasted. During a music sweep, we went down stairs to the break area and warmed up a plate in the microwave. Deliciousness ensued.