Canned corn may feel like it’s less than fancy but you can make any store bought version feel full of slow-cooked home grown flavor with just two simple ingredients. This post was updated to cut the fluff May 2025 Variations and additions you can add to this base recipe You can go wild if you...

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There’s not a funeral, baby shower or church potluck in the south that doesn’t have a traditional seven layer salad gracing its table. Usually made by a 70-something named Mable, it’s a beautiful and delicious side dish with its own unique dressing you won’t want to miss. This post was updated to cut the fluff...

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Looking for the next potluck crowd pleaser? Never worry about bringing home leftovers again with a chocolate lush with pecan crust that’s truly a pleasure to make and to eat. A lightly crispy crust topped with a blend of puddings and whipped cream. How can you go wrong?  Need more layered desserts?

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Dutch oven pot roast with carrots and potatoes gets juicy and fork tender right from the oven. If you have time to skip the slow cooker, it’s worth it for a melt in your mouth meal you’ll be happy to serve again and again.  We love a horseradish cream sauce with our roasts. This one...

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Nothin’ says southern like a blackberry pie in your oven. There’s no need to worry either–you can use a refrigerated crust and frozen berries if you don’t have fresh ones on hand and you may need some boxing gloves–just to fight everyone off so you can have a slice. Or okay maybe two.  A true...

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Shrimp oreganata is so simple–don’t let its beauty fool you. It takes just minutes to bake and brings a great low carb, high protein dinner to your table that’s buttery, savory and garlic-loaded perfectly. Think scampi, but better and minus the pasta. Bread is always optional (I skip it) and just eat double of the...

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Batch cooking saves your life. That’s just how it is. And freezer meatballs are a great way to get the hang of having food on hand for times when you don’t know what you’re having for dinner. Rewarm them in the oven (they’re already cooked!) and add some simple sauce and a steamed vegetable on...

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Tuna salad lettuce wraps make a quick dinner or lunch you can pull together in minutes. And of course, it’s always best to choose good ingredients so your body gets the most nutrition and I’ll show you what to look for when shopping so your tuna salad is the best it can be! This is...

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