Monthly Archives: April 2010
Sausage, spinach and provolone pizza
Here at our house pizza is a favorite. I love pizza, but only if it is made at home. Ordering pizza out is way too expensive, laden with lots of calories and just plain not good to me. Now there is one … Continue reading
Filed under Pizza, Provolone Cheesse, Real Simple, spinach
Banana Pudding
Here is a dessert that is made in heaven. It is Homemade Banana Pudding. If you haven’t figured it out by now in class I am teaching a unit on eggs and dairy products. This is our Swan Song. So we are … Continue reading
Filed under Desserts
Cheese Dip Super Bowl Style
Everybody loves a good cheese dip. This one is a little different, but is so good. I found the recipe on an Atlanta Gas Light calendar that was published by their home economists. Which means that it was tested many times before … Continue reading
Filed under Cheese, Cheese Dip
French Toast
French Toast looks so sophisticated, but it is simple to put together. This is one of my favorite breakfast foods. When I was in high school it was my breakfast choice almost every day. I did not use a recipe nor … Continue reading
Filed under Bread, Breakfast, Brunch, French Toast
Favorite Hot Cocoa and Eggs
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. One-fourth of your daily calories should be consumed first thing in the morning. I have found that less than one-fourth of my students do not eat breakfast before they leave for school. … Continue reading
Macaroni and Cheese and Voting
I haven’t found too many people who did not love macaroni and cheese! It is super easy to pull together, but the key is to make a smooth and creamy white sauce. When discussing this in class today one of my students said, … Continue reading
Filed under Macaroni and cheese
Lisa’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chocolate chip cookies are one of America’s most favorite cookies. Did you know that Americans eat 7 billion chocolate chip cookies a year? That equals to 19.2 million a day! WOW is all I have to say! That is a … Continue reading
Filed under chocolate chip, Cookies
Ultimate Comfort Food – Tuna and Shells – another classroom activity
You either love it or hate it. Canned tuna that is. In my case I love it. When I was in college my mother would make a Tuna Noodle Casserole for me every time I came home. It was comfort … Continue reading
Filed under Cheese, easy, pasta, Tuna and Shells
