When you were growing up, was fried chicken on Sundays a thing? It seems to me fried chicken was a Sunday special, but only in the summertime. Come winter it was roast chicken or roast beef.
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Listen to the Beat of Southern Drums
Okay, so I’m not talking about drums but rather Drumsticks. Yeah, Southern Drumsticks. These delicious drumsticks are at the center of today’s Sunday Supper.
Continue reading “Listen to the Beat of Southern Drums”There’s Something about a Church Pot Luck
When I was in grade school, I thought all Christians were Catholics. The children that I played with on the school playground during the week were the same children who attended Saturday Catechism Classes with me. Often we saw each other across the church at Sunday Mass.
Continue reading “There’s Something about a Church Pot Luck”Perfectly Fried Chicken without Frying
Growing up, without a doubt my favorite Sunday tradition had to be when Dad made fried chicken. It was the crispness of the skin, the amazing gravy and all the trimmings that made a down-home staple such a hit.
Continue reading “Perfectly Fried Chicken without Frying”Warm an Oven, Warm a Home
Just because October is nearly behind us is no reason not to enjoy all the flavors of summer. Simple heat up that oven, take the chill from the late October day and enjoy.
Continue reading “Warm an Oven, Warm a Home”Picnic Chicken and a Walk in the Park
Life is always changing. Two years ago Walk in the Park Day had all sorts of strange restrictions. We were in lock down. People only went out when absolutely necessary. While walks were encouraged, local parks were closed.
Continue reading “Picnic Chicken and a Walk in the Park”Kickin’ up Some Crazy Chicken Legs
Have you ever had something that seemed so simple, yet every time you try to recreate it at home, it somehow misses the mark? Years ago, Hubby and I liked El Polo Loco Chicken.
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