A tradition at Passover, this charoset is a great side dish for just about any party or gathering as well! What exactly is charoset? Charoset is a traditional side dish served during a Passover seder. A symbol of slavery, it represents the mortar that the Hebrews were forced to make themselves to build with. It’s a sweet salad made apples, cinnamon, honey, walnuts and wine. While common for the seder,… Continue Reading
Spicy Sweet Potato Fries
Your favorite restaurant style sweet potato fries kicked up a notch, and served with a sweet cinnamon butter. Delicious! Who doesn’t love french fries? They may say the are “French” but they are as American as apple pie. Deliciously warm and mealy, with a crispy outside and slightly salty sweet. French fries are the perfect pairing for burgers, sandwiches, and most main meals. The ways you can make fries… Continue Reading
Traditional Cornbread Dressing
Take a break from the boxed stuffing and make your own! This traditional cornbread dressing is light, flavorful and perfect for your holiday or anytime! My oldest son is a dressing freak. He could easily eat 4-5 boxes of the stuff himself, and he can do it any time of year. Not just around the holidays. He loves his dressing any time of year. That’s my boy, what can I… Continue Reading
Cheesy Smashed Potatoes
Cheesy, cripsy and yet so fluffy! These cheesy smashed potatoes are the perfect side dish for just about any meal. Warming comfort food at it’s best! When the weather turns colder, warm comfort food is always on the menu. You know the type, warm, filling, carby, crispy? The Frenchman needs his crispy edges, it’s like an obsession with him. As a matter of fact, he likes to go to fast… Continue Reading
Rosemary Honey Ginger Glazed Carrots
Need a sweet, yet savory side dish for your next meal? These rosemary honey ginger glazed carrots are sure to please, any time of year! Carrots of any sort can make an easy side dish. They can go from a cold bar with dips, in a lunch bag for on the go, to a hot side dish with ease. There’s not much to dislike about them, truly. Carrots are a… Continue Reading