Recipes by Gabriel Denison Chandler

Tropical Keto Muffins by Gabriel Denison Chandler

Beautiful tasty keto muffins

Brown Betty Pie by Gabriel Denison Chandler

This is a different spin on both pie and an original Brown Betty. It is chewy, wholesome, very little sugar. A wonderful late summer or fall breakfast or treat.

Almond Babies by Gabriel Denison Chandler

A fat little cookie bursting with flavor and crunch, extremely easy to whip up and good for baking alone, or with children. Many thanks to Film, Thai exchange student for creating this cruncy treat with me.

This Is It Spaghetti Sauce by Gabriel Denison Chandler

Everybody who cooks has a great spaghetti sauce. This is mine, after years of perfection. It's lowfat, It's vegetarian, It's deep, rich, and amazingly tasty. This is it. Oh: choose your pasta well! Artichoke, whole wheat and Italian semolina go best...spinach? Not so much.

Blackberry Banana Bread by Gabriel Denison Chandler

This is a great summer bread, and a good excuse to go pick some blackberries, but not so demanding it defeats the purpose! For winter, this is a yummy banana bread recipe that is easy to whip up.

Vintage Chocolate Chiffon Pie by Gabriel Denison Chandler

Bavarian Saute by Gabriel Denison Chandler

This is so silly, but my Irish husband requests it all the time, so I thought I'd share it. It's a terrific time saver.Serve with rice or potatoes if you wish.

New World Salmon Enchiladas by Gabriel Denison Chandler

These Enchiladas are light on the digestive system and high in protein, as well as drop dead delicious. This is a mild enchilada, heat it up if you like.

L'état sauvage coq au vin by Gabriel Denison Chandler

An unconventional Coq au vin that receives rave reviews. Really quick and easy, maybe an hour to prep and cook all together. The resulting sauce can be mad into a stunning mushroom sauce.

Cherokee Mojo Stew by Gabriel Denison Chandler

This can be made with venison or goat, but doesn't play so well with chicken. A great stew to satisfy and pick most of the ingredients from your garden. This recipe is for 2-3 people, so increase accordingly. For wine buffs, a sturdy Shiraz or classic Cabernet marries well.