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PDF Nothing beats the aroma, or the taste, of a golden brown Parker House roll. This recipe was passed down to Angela Boedeker by her grandmother and she makes it often in her restaurant, Angela’s Cafe in Denison, Texas.
Continue Reading →Sweet and simple. Grilled Sweet Potato wedges taste good, and look even better. Add to any meal for a more colorful table.
Continue Reading →Try Chef Angela Boedecker’s recipe for a festive and perfectly spiced this Orange Pumpkin Soup that will have you begging for more. It’s simple to prepare and spectacular to serve.
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If Brussels Sprouts are your thing, toss them into a pan with Yukon Gold, red, or fingerling potatoes and see what happens.
Continue Reading →Forget the turkey this year. Instead, consider the other white meat. A succulent, perfectly browned, pork loin roast will dominate the table and bring even Uncle Albert back for seconds.
Continue Reading →We are always attracted to anything that elevates ordinary to extraordinary while at the same time making sure that every recipe we put on these pages can actually be prepared in a typical home kitchen. And of course we love to add a bit of Texas flair to a menu.
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Thick, tangy, and very rich lemon curd is a standard table companion of any classic tea party. You’ll have to pay close attention while cooking to keep whisking. Your curd will be wonderfully smooth that way. Lemon curd can be served as a spread for scones or toast, and goes well with tea at any time of day. It is also wonderful as a filling in trifles, tarts, sponge and cakes. This recipe for for use in a small pastry shell as a tart.
Continue Reading →This French/Cajun-inspired presentation has a major hit at our Warren Leruth dinner party.
Continue Reading →This garlic-flavored dish is a perfect compliment to a lighter main dish.
Continue Reading →Full of flavor and easy to make. This spinach salad will surprise your guests with a colorful and flavorful mix of greens and a little spice.
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The Man who Shot LBJ
John Frair knows the role that luck plays in the career of a news photographer. In the summer of 1966, when Charles Whitman started shooting from behind the thick walls atop the Tower on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin, Frair was the only professional photographer on the scene.
Self Check-Out
At first sight I was drawn to her shiny stainless steel outfit and fascinated by the colorful screen—blinking at me like some come hither siren, Then her voice. “Welcome to Albertson’s where check out is fast and easy.
Gail’s Gorgeous Gardens
An early morning breeze bears the summer sweetness of roses. Your eyes catch the splendor of moonflower just closing, and hummingbirds dart from bloom to bloom on the trumpet vine. A barn rooster’s crow breaks the silence. Dew shines on the rose petals, and the cattle begin to stir.
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