Katie, I’m thrilled to see you so into cooking…you inherited this from your Mother who is a fabulous cook. Your husband will have to “suffer” through your adventure. Bill is the official taste tester and loves his plight in life. Let me know if you need some really great bread! I applaud and toast to many wonderful meals to come in your home!
Thanks Kathleen! Keeping this blog has helped motivate me to cook at home more, which has been great! Whitney hasn’t really done that much complaining yet – ha! 🙂
This is fabulous! Great writing and good comments. Thanks to Barbara and Freda for letting me know. Katie, ask your grandmother for some of Granny’s recipes–cheese bread for instance–or kolaches???
Love, Carol
Katie, I am loving this blog!!! You definitely have gotten your culinary talents from your mother. I also love your commentary–I think I see a little of dad there???
Love you, Pat
Katie, I’m thrilled to discover your Blog! I found it on FaceBook. I’m sure you’re going to be as great of a cook as Freda is. I can’t wait to follow your Recipes! Give my love to Whitney. He’s a lucky boy to have a wife who loves to be in the kitchen.
Hey Katie!
I was wondering where all your yummy Facebook posts were coming from and then I found your great blog! Seems like your going well, so glad to hear! I love to cook too, I would have never survived grad school without being able to come home to my tiny NYC apartment and de-stress by “cooking up some goodness”, as I used to say. My roomie would always know when I had a rough day bc the kitchen would smell great but look like a disaster! Looking forward to more recipes!
So pleased to have met you last weekend – I look forward to reading more! Your recipes look wonderful (and potentially heart-stopping), and your subtle sense of humor comes through in a very warm and welcoming way.
~Staci, Carmel Food Tours
We know your mom is a great cook. Glad Zadie got the shout out, too. It was probably the pan she cooked the chicken in for 50 years that was the secret, yours will get there. Your mom used to make a chicken and wild rice casserole that I think was from the cotton Country Cookbook- delicious! Good to babysit for the Montgomerys, there was food (and it was organized and labeled), not just pizza money! I need some banana bread now!
Katie – I am so proud that your recipe was published in Reader’s Digest! Yes, Grandma would be so proud – she was a marvelous cook herself. I enjoy all of your posts and keep the goodies coming! Happy Thanksgiving to you and Whit and all the Mears – Love Aunt Debbie
Short and sweet” I like it! So excited you have finally started a blog!
Katie, I’m thrilled to see you so into cooking…you inherited this from your Mother who is a fabulous cook. Your husband will have to “suffer” through your adventure. Bill is the official taste tester and loves his plight in life. Let me know if you need some really great bread! I applaud and toast to many wonderful meals to come in your home!
Thanks Kathleen! Keeping this blog has helped motivate me to cook at home more, which has been great! Whitney hasn’t really done that much complaining yet – ha! 🙂
This is fabulous! Great writing and good comments. Thanks to Barbara and Freda for letting me know. Katie, ask your grandmother for some of Granny’s recipes–cheese bread for instance–or kolaches???
Love, Carol
Katie, we love your blog. It’s going to be fun to follow your food adventures and culinary discoveries! Love, Mom
Look out Dean Fearing.
When is the cookbook coming? Enjoying your blog,
Love, Aunt Monie
Katie – This is amazing! So proud to be friends with someone so talented!
I need to take a page from your book and cook more! Love the blog and love you!
Katie, I am loving this blog!!! You definitely have gotten your culinary talents from your mother. I also love your commentary–I think I see a little of dad there???
Love you, Pat
This is SO awesome! Everything looks so delicious! It’s making me hungry just reading through everything. I’m excited to see what else you cook!
Katie, I’m thrilled to discover your Blog! I found it on FaceBook. I’m sure you’re going to be as great of a cook as Freda is. I can’t wait to follow your Recipes! Give my love to Whitney. He’s a lucky boy to have a wife who loves to be in the kitchen.
Cute blog Katie! Am definitely going to try your lasagna soon!
Are guest posts going to be allowed????!! Do you dare??!!
JB– I double dare you to guest post!
Katie, Lauren just told me about your blog. I am really impressed!! I look forward to trying some of your recipes. Love, Mrs. Janis
Thanks Mrs. Janis! Can’t wait to see you in a few weeks at the baby shower! Love, Katie
Katie, This is wonderful. You know how much I love to cook, but now I can follow you!! This is the best!!!
Love ya, Ms. Day
Hey Katie!
I was wondering where all your yummy Facebook posts were coming from and then I found your great blog! Seems like your going well, so glad to hear! I love to cook too, I would have never survived grad school without being able to come home to my tiny NYC apartment and de-stress by “cooking up some goodness”, as I used to say. My roomie would always know when I had a rough day bc the kitchen would smell great but look like a disaster! Looking forward to more recipes!
Best,
Nikki
So pleased to have met you last weekend – I look forward to reading more! Your recipes look wonderful (and potentially heart-stopping), and your subtle sense of humor comes through in a very warm and welcoming way.
~Staci, Carmel Food Tours
Katie! I had no idea you were a food blogger. Your recipes look so yummy. I’m excited to browse around =)
We know your mom is a great cook. Glad Zadie got the shout out, too. It was probably the pan she cooked the chicken in for 50 years that was the secret, yours will get there. Your mom used to make a chicken and wild rice casserole that I think was from the cotton Country Cookbook- delicious! Good to babysit for the Montgomerys, there was food (and it was organized and labeled), not just pizza money! I need some banana bread now!
Katie, you are just adorable! Hugs and happiness for a joyful life in the kitchen with family and friends.
Great blog! And great musical taste 😉
Katie – I am so proud that your recipe was published in Reader’s Digest! Yes, Grandma would be so proud – she was a marvelous cook herself. I enjoy all of your posts and keep the goodies coming! Happy Thanksgiving to you and Whit and all the Mears – Love Aunt Debbie
Can’t wait to see all the recipes that are yet to come!