Polly’s Mom’s Yam and Cranberry Casserole (Recipe)
This special holiday side dish is easy but oh so yummy!
This special holiday side dish is easy but oh so yummy!
I’ve been too busy lately for recipe creation, but we’ve been eating these yummy standbys lately that you might want to make yourself!
Simple, yummy, and light, this side dish is always welcome, and a nice change of pace from the usual. Leftovers keep well in the refrigerator for next time.
This delightfully different salad is light and bright– perfect for winter!
Looking for a less carb dense option to mashed potatoes that still tastes great but has that same lovely texture? Here it is, complete with some protein from beans.
Looking to get out of a rut and try something different? Give this fresh, interesting winter salad a try.
This is a very welcome vegetable side dish, both for the maker and the eaters, let alone the pocketbook.
This potato salad with a mustard vinaigrette is much better than mayo laden ones. Served warm on cold days, instead of cold on hot ones, this is in no way your traditional potato salad! Give it a try and you’ll see what I mean.
These are delicious and are great for those limiting grain or sugar.
This recipe is not difficult to make, nor particularly involved time-wise, and it is lighter and more flavorful than traditional risottos made with rice.
This tastes like fall or Thanksgiving, but is a wonderful winter side dish even for February. We are really enjoying it!
If you have any gluten free people (or vegans or vegetarians) at your Thanksgiving table, they will appreciate this alternative to a bready stuffing.
Cohannon is a traditional Irish peasant dish. Usually made with potatoes, I have substituted celery root; it is good either way.
Now is a perfect time to eat the succulently delicious beet greens, which are such a treat. They my favorite cooked green– soft and sweet.
These frozen spiralized carrot “noodles” are available at Trader Joes at low cost and this is the perfect sauce to put on them.
My husband likes steamed broccoli but I think it needs a little help. This dish we both liked, and you might was well.
Roasting mushrooms in balsamic lends a depth of flavor that allows them to be the star of the recipe instead of only a backup player. And thankfully here the texture is not rubbery but succulent instead.