Parsley dip with basil and jalapeño
Basil, parsley and a jalapeño pepper combine for a bold green spread. If you're like us, you'll slather it on sandwiches, salads, pasta and crackers so often, you'll need to…
Make oat flour pancakes with oatmeal you grind up yourself
Fluffy Oat Flour Pancake Recipe
This oat flour pancake recipe is super delicious and easy to make. No oat flour? No problem. Blitz some dry oatmeal in the blender, and you've got the oat flour…
Candied Citrus Peel
If you've only tasted commercial candied citrus peels, you are in for a surprise. Homemade candied citrus peels are delicious. These taste better than store-bought. You can make candied orange,…
Anise Horse Treats Recipe With Star Anise
A friend recently gave me some commercially made anise horse treats. And my horse loved them. So I knew I needed an anise horse treats recipe. As she crunched, a…
Crunchy oat square horse treat recipe
These horse treats are designed for maximum flavor and crunch from a minimum of human effort. Similar to granola bars, these squares are cut from a block after baking. While…
Simple Chicken and Pesto Pasta
Wonder how to make chicken and pesto pasta at home? It's not hard - you can do it! In this pesto with chicken dinner, a fragrant basil-garlic-oil puree enhances a…
White Sauce for Pasta
You’ll be glad you learned to whip up this savory white sauce! It's great on pasta by itself topped with a blanket of shredded cheese. It also helps extend that…
Chicken, Sausage and Peppers
Here's a creamy chicken sausage and peppers recipe for pasta that's a family favorite. When you make this combo of chicken, sausage, peppers and onions you also get a lot…
Tropical Fruit Cookies with White Chocolate Chips
Would't it be nice to enjoy sweet, juicy, tropical flavors in a cookie? I couldn't find a cookie recipe using the tropical fruits I had on hand. So I made…
Homemade Horse Treats with Cinnamon & Oats
These homemade horse treats are fragrant with oats and spices. This recipe allows you to create many flavor variations. Choose from cinnamon, anise, fennel seed, or ginger for a delightful variety. (Dogs love them, too.)