A Recipe is Likened...

A recipe is likened to a personal expression of poetry/prose... When shared with others, it extends a part of our innermost being... For others to enjoy for years to come, not short lived like a rose. A recipe takes on our individuality and culinary expression, talent and skill... Brings to mind the likes/dislikes of family and friends, memories of special gatherings... Sharing a part of ourselves with others, making memories, spanning time our "appetites" they fill. Paula George 2005

Monday, May 21, 2012

Caramelized Pears and Salad

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Caramelized Pears and Salad Caramelized Pears Paula George http://www.southernplate.com/2016/02/meal-plan-monday-recipes-link-up-2.html...
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Fresh Basil Pesto = Pesto Pasta

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Fresh Basil on hand today...so, this came to mind...first, I made the pesto, then the pasta...although I served it to several customers and ...
Wednesday, May 9, 2012

A Moment of Life...

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A moment of life springs forth...the chirping of baby birds in their nest. The bud of a flower or tree...as we see Spring bringing forth ne...
Monday, April 30, 2012

May 2012 Newsletter

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Food for Thought: As May approaches, it always reminds me of Mother's Day and of Momma no longer being here. Unaware You’d ...
Sunday, April 22, 2012

Boston Cream Pie? Cake?

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Last week a friend asked me to make a Boston Cream Cake for he and his roommate. They had looked all over town and no one knew what they wer...
Friday, April 13, 2012

Chicken Chilaquiles

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If time allows, this will be my use of "chiles" this week! And, it did, although I forgot to take a picture of the finished produc...
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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Paula's Whatever Thingy!

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This didn't start as a recipe. I actually made it for dinner last night and carried the remainder to work today. I debated if it was a f...
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Moved to rural Alabama in '64 to reside with my maternal grandmother, Ma. Quite the culture shock from Pensacola where my paternal grandmother lived in the historical section and Daddy was an architect. Ma was a very simple woman, had reared 12 children, 8 of her own and 4 stepdaughters; worked as a sharecropper in earlier years. She taught me many things...foremost love of family and simplicity.Now, I am the Mother of 3 children, grandmother of 6, and GiGi (great-grandmother) to 2...one boy & one girl! This has now increased to 3 boys & 3 girls. I am engaged to a wonderful man that I want to grow old with and see our children and grandchildren prosper. BTW, on March 08, 2014, I married this wonderful man!
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