Anyone up for a New Year’s Party?
When Laura and I were growing up, we had the BEST New Year’s Eve parties. Our mom prepared mountains of food and we invited several families for the entire evening. These parties were truly family...
View ArticleNew Year’s Eve Antipasto Supper
I did mention on the post that Barb started about New Year’s Eve that our usual tradition is to rent a bunch of movies and eat movie food like popcorn and Junior Mints. Since there is the possibility...
View ArticleVet Ballen (#2)
This is the second Olie Kueken recipe of Grandma’s that I found. Vet Ballen 1/4. c. sugar 1 egg 1 pint buttermilk 1 c. buckwheat flour 2 c. white flour 1/2 t. cinnamon 1/2 t. salt 2 T. Baking powder 1...
View ArticleVet Bollen (#3)
This recipe is my personal favorite. The potatoes make this recipe so moist and chewy. Vet Bollen 3 good-sized potatoes, mashed 1 1/4 c. white sugar 2 eggs 1/2 t. salt 1 c. milk 2 3/4 c. flour 2 T....
View ArticleNew Year’s Eve in My Sister’s Kitchen
I was just getting ready to write that New Year’s Eve was less traditional at our house, but I realized that our Christmas and even Thanksgiving menus have varied at least to some degree each year...
View ArticleHappy New Year from My Sister’s Kitchen!
As we step into the year 2009, we both want to take the time to say thank you to our wonderful readers who continue to come back to our kitchen. This blog started with a sisterly phone call (“Hey,...
View ArticleNew Years Eve food: traditional and whatever else you crave! (We’re talkin’...
For many of us, New Years Eve is the last hurrah of tasty, delicious food before heading into the land of New Years Resolutions. (We have some ideas for delicious, healthy food choices to help your New...
View ArticleNew Years Eve Party Food
Oh shoot, really? It’s New Year’s Eve already? I know that New Year’s Eve is always, always, always exactly a week after Christmas Eve but somehow, I’m always caught by surprise by it! Fortunately,...
View ArticleLooking Ahead to 2012
I’m not real big on New Year’s Resolutions (although I did have some fun thinking about what kind of New Year’s Revolutions I wanted to be part of!) but the first two weeks of January are a time when I...
View ArticleHow do YOU Celebrate the New Year?
You know by now that I’m not actually asking about fireworks or football games or dancing or Times Square, right? What I’m really interested in is the FOOD. What are YOUR food traditions to usher in...
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