Canned tomatoes can make a great marinaraTERESA J. FARNEY Staff food columnist
and as I started getting more adept I developed not only a deep interest but also a knack for creating successes in the kitchen. Robin Miller was one of the chefs that I credit teaching me basics and I, for one, am sad she no longer has a show on The Food Network. But I follow h...
Fresh produce is catching up with poultry as a cause of salmonella infections. Outbreaks have been traced to tomatoes, hot peppers, salad greens, and papayas. Sprouts, too, may harbor salmonella because they’re grown in warm, humid conditions – and are often eaten raw or lightly cooked. In...
or chopped ham (2 cups). Simmer in water. (She says add the 2 cups crawfish tails and/or cleaned shrimp here. But experience tells me those little morsels will become rubber. Best wait until the end to add them.) 2 cans stewed tomatoes. (I use diced canned and fresh tomatoes.) 1 ...
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If you prefer, you can easily substitute a different flavor of pie filling of your choice, like apple or blueberry! If you’re having a party, make a variety of flavors for your guests to choose from! Crescent Roll Cherry Turnovers Recipe ...
Starchy vegetables contain more carbohydrates—about 15 grams per 1/2 cup cooked—so you'll want to be mindful of them as you plan your plate.Eat a variety of vegetablesfor lots of different nutrients. Fresh vegetables are great. Frozen and canned are good choices too and can be more affor...
Have you ever had the classic Campbell's chicken and rice casserole made with canned cream of mushroom soup? I admit I have not, though the idea of it intrigued me recently. The dish sort of reminds me of my mother's arroz con pollo, but with mushrooms and without tomatoes. With th...
Look for:lettuce; fresh or frozen spinach, and other greens; tomatoes; bell peppers; mushrooms; onions; eggplant; asparagus; cabbage; cauliflower; broccoli; brussels sprouts; carrots; zucchini; yellow squash; artichokes; snow peas Watch out for:fried vegetables (such as zucchini stick or tempura)...
The ice cream soda was originally founded by Robert M. Green in 1874, who sold fountain soda with scoops of ice cream when he ran out of sweet cream. His clever substitute became a nationwide staple for decades until the popularity of ice cream sodas began to fade thanks to the introductio...