Are you stuck for a mid-week dinner idea? I know it's hard to come home from work and prepare something healthy and delicious for your family. Here's a tasty dish that you can whip up in about a half hour.
It's the pecan-crusted chicken with sweet mustard dressing, from Pampered Chef's 29 Minutes to Dinner cookbook. It's crunchy, sweet, salty, and easy.
One teacher's quest to learn all about the sweet and savory aspects of life - or at least the kitchen!
Showing posts with label peaches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peaches. Show all posts
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Monday, September 3, 2012
Homemade Peach Ice Cream
I totally love the ice cream maker attachment for my KitchenAid stand mixer. It does amazing things.
Like help me make peach ice cream.
This happens to be the ice cream I used when I made those mini buttermilk vanilla cupcakes for my uncle's birthday a couple weeks ago. The recipe came from The Savannah Cookbook.
Now, I'm not an ice cream snob who's going to turn up my nose at the mere mention of store bought ice cream. But this homemade stuff is pretty dang good, and if you have the time, it's worth making.
Like help me make peach ice cream.
This happens to be the ice cream I used when I made those mini buttermilk vanilla cupcakes for my uncle's birthday a couple weeks ago. The recipe came from The Savannah Cookbook.
Now, I'm not an ice cream snob who's going to turn up my nose at the mere mention of store bought ice cream. But this homemade stuff is pretty dang good, and if you have the time, it's worth making.
Labels:
dessert,
ice cream,
peaches,
sweet treats
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Peach Cobbler Pie
A few years ago, I sort of created my own recipe for peach cobbler pie, based on pieces and parts of other recipes I'd found online and in cookbooks.
Since the peaches were so amazing this year, I couldn't help but make a peach cobbler pie.
Peach pie (really any peach treat) is rather time consuming, only because you have to peel, slice, and pit the peaches. It's also a rather messy process. But it's definitely worth the time and effort.
Since the peaches were so amazing this year, I couldn't help but make a peach cobbler pie.
Peach pie (really any peach treat) is rather time consuming, only because you have to peel, slice, and pit the peaches. It's also a rather messy process. But it's definitely worth the time and effort.
Labels:
dessert,
peach cobbler pie,
peaches,
pie
Thursday, September 1, 2011
The Peach Jam That Wasn't
Remember how I bought eight quarts of peaches a couple weeks ago?
Yeah, these peaches.
I made jam out of one quart's worth. Or at least, I tried. It didn't work so well. It ended up being more like super sweet peach chunks in syrup.
Yeah, these peaches.
I made jam out of one quart's worth. Or at least, I tried. It didn't work so well. It ended up being more like super sweet peach chunks in syrup.
Labels:
canning fruit,
jam,
peaches
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Canning Peaches
I was very pleased to find the first of the local peaches when I went to my local farm market on Thursday. Of course, the smallest amount I could find was an 8-quart box.
Oh well!
I set some aside for eating (because my husband loves peaches) and some aside for a pie, and the rest I decided to can!
Oh well!
I set some aside for eating (because my husband loves peaches) and some aside for a pie, and the rest I decided to can!
Labels:
canning fruit,
peaches,
preserving
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