Are you looking for something different to serve on Superbowl Sunday? Do you like new ideas for easy appetizers? Gary has two new easy appetizers on his blog, A Real Dad Makes Real Food, that are simply delicious. He made these last Sunday and they are definitely keepers. Enjoy!
If, like me, you’re trying to lightened up your eating in anticipation of bathing suit and shorts season, you’re going to love this new recipe from Gary posted on his blog, A Real Dad Makes Real Food. These lettuce wraps use ground turkey or chicken and almost no oil. You can actually pig out on these babies and still not feel guilty at all.
Please give them a try and leave Gary a comment on his blog!! Gary also has a new Facebook Page, so please join!!
For those of you who don’t know, my husband publishes his own blog called A Real Dad Makes Real Food. He doesn’t have a particular focus; it’s pretty much whatever he thinks people might like. You’ll find meat and poultry dishes as well as vegetarian and vegan entrees.
Today’s recipe is one of our family’s and friends’ favorites: Braised Short Ribs. These make a great meal for guests or a Sunday dinner. Enjoy!
After a long hiatus, my hubby finally posted something new on his food blog, A Real Dad Makes Real Food. He’s a great cook and I’ve been bugging him to write up more of his recipes. This one, grilled zucchini and summer squash, is one of my favorite summer vegetable dishes. Not only do I devour this warm, I love putting cold leftovers in my salads the next day.
I’ve hear so many people say they don’t like turkey because it’s dry. And then I’ve heard all sorts of crazy recipes for keeping your bird moist. Some work. Some don’t. However, I have a fool proof way to keep your turkey moist and delicious this Thanksgiving.
Well, I can’t actually take credit for this idea. My husband, Gary, is the cook in this family. I shop, and he does all the cooking, which works just fine for me. If you’re not familiar with it, Gary has a blog called A Real Dad Makes Real Food. He publishes original recipes for all sorts of things including meats, seafood, side dishes and desserts. Three years ago, he publish this recipe for brining turkey. Gary swears by brining meats like poultry and pork to keep them moist and delicious. Even accidentally overcooking the turkey won’t matter too, too much if you brine the turkey first.
Brining isn’t difficult; it just adds an extra step to your Thanksgiving preparation. However, the results are completely worth the extra small amount of work. Enjoy!
Those of you who have been reading my blog for a while now may remember my husband, Gary, has his own website, A Real Dad Makes Real Food, where he posts recipes. Gary is an amazing cook and everything that comes out of his kitchen is really delicious. Due to circumstances of work and trying to start his own barbecue sauce business (Mac Brothers Gourmet Foods), he hasn’t posted a recipe in about a year.
Finally, after much suggesting and reminding (nagging!), Gary posted a recipe for his grandfather’s Swiss Steak. This recipe is stick-to-your-ribs good, and perfect for the fall. Also, don’t let the steak part fool you. If you don’t like beef – like me – you can always use pork. Enjoy!!
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We all know that the holidays are a busy time of the year. Between coordinating plans with family, getting your holiday shopping done, and planning a holiday feast, it can feel a bit overwhelming at times. Luckily, the Mr. Food Test Kitchen, in partnership with the National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association, Inc., has come up with some tasty ideas that
