Christina | July 10, 2011

When I moved to California, I learned 3 things very quickly: 1) A whole, steamed artichoke is a complete dinner. Be sure to dip each leaf in mustard butter between sips of white wine for the full the experience. My best friend Esther taught me this on day 5 of living in California. Someday, I’ll share the story about [Click to Continue Reading...]
Category: Drinks for Two |
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Christina | March 15, 2011
Y’all know that Tex-Mex food is a cuisine in a league all its own, right? It’s not some fusion of half Texas food and half Mexican food stirred together. Tex-Mex food includes favorites like tortilla soup, carne guisada, refried beans, crispy tacos, cheese enchiladas with chili gravy, migas and more. Are you hungry yet? It [Click to Continue Reading...]
Category: Cookies and Bars |
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Tags: 1 dozen cookies, baking for two, cayenne pepper, chocolate, chocolate cookies, cinnamon, Cookies and Bars, cookies with cayenne, dessert for two, desserts for two, espresso, small batch chocolate cookies, small scale baking, small scale desserts, Southern cookies, spicy, spicy cookies, Tex-Mex
Christina | August 9, 2010
Almost every Tex-Mex restaurant has Tres Leches Cake on the dessert menu. I believe Texans are so enamored of it because it contains sweetened condensed milk. The Pioneer Woman likes to call it the nectar of the South. I couldn’t agree more. Tres Leches is a sponge cake drenched in a sweet, creamy sauce made [Click to Continue Reading...]
Category: Cakes |
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Tags: recipe for small cakes, small cake for two people, small tres leches cake, sweetened condensed milk, Tex-Mex, TexMex desserts, three milks cake, tres leches cake