JAMIE’S CHICKEN CHILI AND A NOTE ABOUT APPLE TARTS

Well, thanks for bearing with me on the chicken chili recipe. Here it is: Jamie Carmody’s white chicken chili Jamie is a creative chef and owns Out of Thyme cooking studio here in Cincinnati. I  have made this myself and  have used chicken thighs and yellow onion, with good results. 2-3 each chicken breast (boneless/skinless, chopped into spoon sized pieces) 2 cans, 14.5 oz each … Continue reading JAMIE’S CHICKEN CHILI AND A NOTE ABOUT APPLE TARTS

Time to Preserve Herbs for Winter

I have always loved herbs.  When I was growing up, we used herbs in everyday cooking in our traditional Lebanese household.  Mom grew her herbs in a big, black iron wash kettle outside by the back door steps. The scents of basil, thyme, marjoram and mint were familiar aromas in her tiny suburban kitchen.  That same black iron kettle stands in the center of my … Continue reading Time to Preserve Herbs for Winter

BISHOP SHEEN’S MEATLOAF

This week Matt Swaim/Sonrise Morning Show on Sacred Heart Radio chatted about Bishop Fulton Sheen and his beatification. As a kid, I remember watching Bishop Sheen’s show on TV with. my dad. What I didn’t know is he is famous for what’s called “Sheen loaf” – a meatloaf accredited to him and quite popular back in the day. Well, now there’s a renewed interest in … Continue reading BISHOP SHEEN’S MEATLOAF

Cherry Tomato Caprese Pickles

VINEGAR This morning, Matt Swaim from The Sonrise Morning show/Sacred Heart radio, chatted about vinegar. Yes, vinegar aka sour wine is mentioned in the bible. Here’s a couple of verses. And I couldn’t wait to share this viral recipe which I followed pretty close to the original online version. It’s pickled cherry RIPE tomatoes and oh my they are so yummy. If you’re growing grape … Continue reading Cherry Tomato Caprese Pickles