Your Neighbors' Favorite Recipe
Heavenly souffle
Comments | RecommendIn the game of golf, there are several terms that have important meanings, as there are in any sport. One term I was quick to learn when I first began playing golf was "mulligan," which has a meaning most of us would really like to use in life —...
Roses with a twist
Comments | RecommendEver wonder where those big soft pretzels come from? There are so many sizes, shapes, textures and flavors. But one thing is for sure — soft pretzels have become a mainstay among the many American culinary delights....
The cookie ladies
Comments | RecommendWhere do you go when you just need something sweet? Something that doesn't taste like it has lived in a plastic wrapper since the days of King Arthur?Last week, my own personal sweet-tooth decided it needed sweet fix, and I knew just where to go.Since...
Let the coals fly
Comments | RecommendFrom burning embers to bubbling iron pots, visitors to the sixth annual Sac Valley Dutch Oven Cookers competition were treated to a cornucopia of flavors and aromas as they taste tested each of the 10 Dutch oven cooking teams' recipes....
Too many cooks? Not here
Comments | RecommendI'm sure you’ve heard the expression “Too many cooks spoil the broth.” Well, this certainly was not the case when I arrived at Rae Blackwood’s Browns Valley home recently. ...
Spanish pozole worth wait
Comments | RecommendIn September 2001, husband and wife, Gene Sexton and Beth Sylver, both weary of the fast-paced and ever-growing Bay Area, decided to make a dramatic change in their lives....
Cookin’ teen style
Comments | RecommendSutter Union High School student Mark Phillips has been waiting for today with great anticipation. He turns 151⁄2, the age you can get a learner’s permit to drive....
