Yield: 1 (10-inch) Bundt cake to make 16 servings1 (15.25) ounce box Duncan Hines Classic Butter Golden cake mix1 (3.4-ounce) box instant vanilla pudding &… Continue reading
I hadn’t planned this column for today, but Pope Francis’ morning address to the joint meeting of the United States Congress, followed by his moving… Continue reading
RECIPES.. SWEET MILK DOUGHNUTSOld Old recipe - not my Grandma’s, but close.She sugared them with cinnamon and sugar andwe had to have a glass of… Continue reading
Most home bakers agree that from-scratch yeast bread baking is one of the most satisfying of all baking endeavors, especially as the weather turns cooler… Continue reading
A repeat story and a new story for the new readers. You are truly an Alaskan when you measure the distance from one town to… Continue reading
RECIPES Old standby recipe when we arrived here in 1967. COWBOY COOKIES 1 1/2 cup white flour 1/4 cup wheat flour or white flour… Continue reading
BT4French ToastINSERT BT4-BREAD-9-23-14CAPTION: Use day-old bread to make French Toast or simple cinnamon toast. To make cinnamon toast, toast bread, then butter while hot, sprinkling… Continue reading
So, I was waiting for a flu shot at my local Publix Super Market pharmacy when I happened to spot a recipe booklet sitting on… Continue reading
Nikiski, Alaska 1967 An appropriate article for this time of year. Moose liver dredged in flour and fried in bacon grease was one of… Continue reading
My mom made wonderful homemade tomato soup. I think this in one of the lost recipes. She canned quarts of tomatoes for the winter time … Continue reading
Over the years, I’ve happily stayed with one basic formula for making baked caramel custard. And, because the satin smooth dessert is so similar to… Continue reading
Whether it’s a weeknight dinner for the family or a weekend meal with friends, a taco night buffet is not only exciting to share, but… Continue reading
Gail and Gary living on Homestead at Boulder Point Nikiski, Alaska 1985-1992 My daughter Gail and her husband Gary lived on a homestead at Boulder Point,… Continue reading
Nikiski, Alaska (formally North Kenai) 1967 to 2015 I arrived in Kenai, Alaska with three kids in July, 1967. I did not know anything… Continue reading
If it’s true that we save a life by adopting a homeless pet, then so true is it that homeless pets save ours. After having… Continue reading
It’s high time we jumped on the buckwheat bandwagon. The nutty pyramid-shaped grain has been around for about 8,000 years, popular in part for its… Continue reading
The Village of Hatch, the self-proclaimed “Chile Capital of the World,” is gearing up for Labor Day weekend and the 44th Hatch Chile Festival –… Continue reading
North of Fort Collins Colorado In the 1940s I related a few articles ago that I visited my Uncles and Aunts in Kansas on… Continue reading
Last week I offered some ideas and recipes for back-so-school lunches. Among the recipes, was one for a lovely “Super White Cake,” by Rosie Alyea,… Continue reading
1996 Boulder Colorado My Trip with Bernie to Denver This is the last in a series of my trips to Denver with Bernie. This… Continue reading
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