Teeming with bats and spiders and goblin goo, last week’s Sunday Supper was the spookiest ever! The littles helped set the table with black and white Spode transferware and Pottery Barn dessert plates. The monstrous menu included spider bread, bat pasta with goblin goo and creepy crawly hot chocolate… The PCP and I used one… Read More
With Mother in town and Sister, her Mister and baby Bird over, we kicked off our last weekend before the advent of school with a delicious family summer supper on the deck. I tried new recipes and have deemed them all keepers! Bacon Pimento Cheese Burgers For the patties, combine 1 1b. ground chuck, 1… Read More
First things first… I want to wholeheartedly welcome all of my new readers to this little blog. All of your kind comments have sincerely touched my heart and absolutely made me smile! What an adventure!! Sunday Supper is a (mostly) weekly tradition around here. I make a yummy meal, not necessarily fancy, and we eat in… Read More
For one of my wedding showers back in 2002, bestie C’s sweet mother gave me what is still, to this day, one of my most prized, well loved and dog-eared cookbooks – Cherokee Entertains. She sweetly inscribed the front cover and thoughtfully listed her own favorite recipes. Over the last nine years, I’ve made all… Read More
We spent our cold and rainy Sunday night enjoying pizza and a movie. I’ve made this Pampered Chef version at least four times over the last two months. It’s chocked full of fresh veggies, yet so delish that the littles barely bat an eye. And by the way, I really can’t say enough good things… Read More
This week’s Sunday Supper was so-Southern, so yummy and the the perfect end to an all around great day. I’ve made the meal a couple of times in the last year – both recipes come from Southern Living – and it not only does it smell divine baking away in the crock pot, but it’s… Read More
A few months ago I started a tradition we call Sunday Supper around these parts. I make a yummy meal, not necessarily fancy, and we eat in the dining room off of good china, use the silver, practice our manners, have John lead prayer, and just enjoy each other’s company. Even when the company involves… Read More