Tag: family
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Hashbrown Quiche
This recipe is courtesy of my mother-in-law Carole. I rarely cooked with Carole – usually for family gatherings and holidays. She had an incredible collection of recipes that I received upon her passing. When I make a recipe from her extensive box, I feel connected to her. I’m sure more of Carole’s recipes will make…
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Kathryn’s Pound Cake
What a delight to be in the kitchen with my dear friend, Kathryn, as she shared her family recipe for pound cake with me! Kathryn is the “keeper of the family recipe,” but even though the recipe is now public, I’m confident that her family will continue to look to her to bring this delicious…
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Vocabulary in Use: Frowzly
Frowzly, it’s just fun to say! It’s a quirky, old-fashioned word that doesn’t pop up often in everyday conversation, but it’s still fun to know about! “Frowzly” is an adjective that means something is messy, untidy, or in a state of disarray. Imagine your hair after a windy day or your room when you’ve been…
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Vocabulary in Use: Viands
Have you ever heard someone talk about “viands” and wondered what they were talking about? It sounds like a fancy word, but it just means “food” or “meals.” “Viands” is an old-fashioned word that’s used to refer to different kinds of food, especially when talking about a large variety of dishes or meals. For example,…
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