Recipes rated by Tamara Daugherty

	Cornbread, Jalapeno Maple Bacon by Amos Miller When the daytime temperature hits around 50 degrees and the evening plunges to 30 or lower, it is time to begin the annual maple syrup processing in our neck of the woods. We use it for many things and one of them is this cornbread. I first had a jalapeno cornbread in Texas, made by my sister's cowboy husband's aunt Netha, and…	12 votes 10 reviews 16 comments 22553 views
	Oven Baked Boneless Chicken Thighs with Cracker and Cornmeal Crumbs!!! by Catherine Pappas This is a delicious way to serve boneless chicken thighs!! With Love, Catherine xo	4 votes 1 review 8487 views
	Plantain baskets! by Arturo Féliz-Camilo Hello friends and fellow foodies!! Today I bring you a true marvel of Neo-Dominican Cuisine. A delicious, beautiful and creative finger food (I did not invent it, this is just my version) that tastes very much Dominican, so Caribbean, so can almost feel the sea wind on your face!	3 votes 1 review 4 comments 14441 views
	Citrus and Avocado Salad by John Spottiswood This was one of my favorite salads growing up. My grandmother would serve it in a butter lettuce leaf cup with just grapefruit, avocado, and a light vinegarette. This version has a bit more too it, and is equally good.	6 votes 2 reviews 5 comments 6412 views
	Slow-cooker Beef Stew from Argentina by John Spottiswood I slightly adapted thie famous Argentine beef stew to be slightly more flavorful...and thus to my liking. The extra cumin seeds, paprika, cayenne, salt and pepper don't take away from the flavor of the meat and vegetables, but they give an added kick that makes this classic family stew extraordinary. We had it at our family reunion,…	8 votes 3 reviews 5 comments 14809 views
	Chilean empanadas by Arturo Féliz-Camilo Some years ago I tried them and since then I've been a fan!	4 votes 1 review 2 comments 19009 views
	Fantastic Irish Soda Bread by Nancy Miyasaki I made two Irish Soda Breads for St. Patrick's Day this year, and this one was superior. And it is really, really easy! If you eat it hot out of the oven, it melts in your mouth like a warm cornbread. If you let it sit a few hours, it hardens into a thicker texture with the same great taste. You won't be disappointed!	5 votes 1 review 12484 views
	Eggplant Donburi by Nancy Miyasaki As a Japanese american, I have a soft spot for donburi (Japanese term for just about anything served over rice). Our kids love it too. We mix up a warm bowl of brown and white rice and cover it with something warm, salty, sweet, and occasionally a bit spicy. This is rib sticking good, and best served in fall, winter or the early…	4 votes 1 review 4562 views
	Thai Short Ribs by Nancy Miyasaki If you've had Korean short ribs, and loved them, you should definitely give these Thai short ribs a try! Short ribs, the flavorful, fatty cuts from the ends of the rib bones, may be my favorite red meat. Get the shorter, English cut short ribs if you can. The sauce is a classic Thai combination of hot, sour, salty, and sweet. A…	17 votes 9 reviews 2 comments 28991 views
	Toll House Cookie Pie by A Culinary Journey with Chef Dennis One of my favorite desserts, so simple to make, yet so rich is a Toll House Cookie Pie. It's even fun just saying it!! It can be made with or with out the nuts, but the nuts do tend to add to the body of the pie. Serve it still a little warm with fresh whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream.....now that's down home…	3 votes 16519 views

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