Author: Susan Leiser

Appetizers, Side Dish

Feeling Hot Hot Hot

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Stuffed Long Hots are not for the faint of heart or taste buds. I stuff mine with shredded mozzarella, minced garlic and prosciutto. Roast for about 25 minutes and you have a summer side that is a sure fire hit, especially with those who have a hankering for spicy eats.

Appetizers, Vegetarian

Marinated Olives

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We totally love olives up in here, but The Husband, Son and Moi all find that store-bought olive salads are tres salty. And we don’t really dig that. Soooooo, I’ve been making marinated olives all summer long. This recipe can be tweaked to fit your own tastes. It goes big […]

Side Dish, Vegetables

Scalloped Potato Gratin

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We live in a world in which carbs are made of evil. Especially the lowly potato. Layered in cream and cheese. Soooooooo, if you are one to live in sin, you MUST rock out the fabulous fabulous fabulous Scalloped Potatoes Gratin. The recipe comes from Tyler Florence. It is perfection! […]

Baking, Desserts, Uncategorized

Mom’s Blueberry Pie

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My Mom’s Blueberry Pie is neither fancy nor flashy, but it is delish. It is very easy to make as my Mom always used a pre-made refrigerated dough for the pie crust, such as Pilsbury. Of course, I can rock out dough from scratch but I’m sharing the pics and […]

Breakfast, Lunch, Main, Vegetarian

Veggie Cheddar Quiche

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You don’t have to be a gourmet baker to rock out a scrumptious quiche. This recipe calls for a good ole pre-made pie pastry sheet. I usually keep a box stashed in the freezer for those times that making homemade pie crust isn’t in the time frame. Be sure to […]