COOKS EXCHANGE: Don't be afraid to make sushi
Ask my daughter what she wants for dinner, and I can guarantee the food of choice is sushi.
Ask my daughter what she wants for dinner, and I can guarantee the food of choice is sushi.
The Yeager family reunion is Saturday, and of course, that always brings conversations about what to take and who will be there.
A lemon pie is simply not a lemon pie without fresh-squeezed lemon juice.
Steve Leonard loves custard pies. After several unsuccessful attempts at finding a recipe, the Wiggins resident consulted his 90-year-old aunt. Now, Aunt Alma's custard recipe works pretty good, but last week he asked readers if they could improve on the recipe.
Our reader named Angie may rue (ouch, the pun) the day that she requested a no-fail roux and gumbo recipe because she will have so many to choose from.
Good gumbo cooks always issue the warning, "don't burn the roux."
Teenage daughter has struck again. The sound on her laptop is on the fritz, so guess where she has been? Doing a makeover, maybe a takeover, on my computer.
Pat Kersteter of Gautier has been a faithful contributor for this column for several years, and her recipes never disappoint.
The two Mary Anns, Mary Ann Wells of Long Beach and Mary Ann Adams of Perkinston, turn up the heat with their crawfish enchilada recipes.