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'Tis
the season for colds and flu. Time for some chicken soup, and there are
many variations on the theme that I hope you will check out. Do you
have your Superbowl food planned yet? Drop into the Krazy Kitchen forum message board and tell us what goes over best at your party. Have a great week!
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Chicken Soup for the Cold - Chicken Soup Recipes
Chicken
soup may well be the ultimate comfort food. How does the Jewish
penicillin theory as a cure for the common cold hold up in the
scientific community? Find out and try some variations of chicken soup
such as Chicken Meatball Chili Soup, Chicken Noodle Soup, Chicken
Mulligan Soup (pictured), or one of the other chicken soup recipes... Read more
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Cherry Beer Cake Recipe
The
cherry wheat beer gives a richness to this surprisingly light cake.
Maraschino cherries line the bottom of the Bundt pan with the batter
poured on top, creating a cherry upside-down cake. The icing is also
made with beer, but you'd never know it by taste. This cake tastes even
better than it looks!.. Read more
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Cornish Hens with Cherry Sauce (Crockpot) Recipe
Use
the slow cooker to make no-fuss Cornish game hens with a delicious red
currant jelly and cherry sauce. The shortcut stuffing begins with a mix
and is improved with onions and chicken broth. These little birds make
an elegant presentation, but they are so easy to make. If your crockpot
is not large enough to accomodate four Cornish game hens, you can bake
them in the oven... Read more
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Parsnip Cooking Tips and Recipes
In
days of old, before potatoes were deemed edible, the parsnip was prized
not only for its long storage life, but also for its sweet, nutty taste
and nutritional value. Parsnips can be eaten raw as well as cooked.
Learn more about this nutritious root vegetable and try some interesting
old and new parsnip recipes, such as Carrot and Parsnip Latkes, Sweet
and Gooey Parsnips, and more... Read more
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