I thought I'd write a little post while we're waiting to hear the next sock adventure. Hope no one minds!
I wanted to share a TV program that is new to me. It features this lovely lady who lives in a log cabin - not a fancy new one - in Minnesota with her family.
Her name is Amy Thielen. She was raised in Minnesota and then moved to New York where she was a well known chef. She moved back to her roots and and pursues heartland cooking with a passion. She's an avid gardener and uses recipes she was raised on. Today she featured how to back a blueberry pie which she learned from her Grandmother. It reminded me so much of when I was a child and my mother would give me the scraps of pie dough to "create" my own cinnamon/sugar cookies!
I'm going to set my DVR to record her program to watch at my convenience. If you watch it, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Here's the link:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/heartland-table/index.html
Now....waiting for the next sock adventure!
5 comments:
Thanks Pat .. I'll hop on over to this site and check it out.
dear miss patty..you are like a pitch hitter like they have in ball games...i am sure that we don't mind this...i hope that betty and rachel look at how to bake amy's blueberry pie...we have had tons of them[blueberries] this year and they both can make a mean pie!....alas alas, i cannot bake but i will surely read this lady!...doesn't it just figure though..she is such a thin little gal doing her best to fatten up all of the people around her!.....thanks for the fill in miss patty...the latest sock sister will surely make a strike!....love terry
always good to get back to our roots. I remember my mother baking the scraps of pie dough into cinnamon sugar delectables...I did the same with my girls...delightful little treats. thanks for the link.
Don't think I could quite do the log cabin thing, but I sure do enjoy living up here in the woods, since we left the big city. :)
Oh wow! I want to watch .....remind me when I get back from Virginia!
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