Posts by Sallie's Kitchen Corner
Sausage Cranberry Pumpkin Dressing
Ingredients ¾ pound pork sausage 1 14-ounce bag cornbread stuffing mix 1 15-ounce can pumpkin 1 ½ c vegetable broth ¾ c dried cranberries 1 heaping tsp dried sage, or 1/8 c chopped fresh sage 1 c onion, chopped 5 tbsp butter Directions Cook the sausage in a large pan on medium high heat, breaking…
Read MoreScallops with Prosiutto and a Bourbon Honey Glaze
Well, it did actually rain all weekend. I know it was predicted but somehow predictions and Nashville don’t always click. As luck (or stupidity) would have it, I bought some beautiful scallops to grill wrapped in bacon. Grilling was not a possibility Friday night, so I had to get creative. There is a little restaurant…
Read MoreScottish Shortbread
Ingredients 1 cup flour ½ cup butter (1 stick) softened ¼ cup sugar Directions Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Use a fork or your hands to mix all ingredients together until crumbly. (Mom swears she does this in the pan she bakes it in – but I still use a mixing bowl.) Press the mixture…
Read MoreScottish Shortbread (My Mom’s)
We went to visit my mom in the charming courtyard at her residence yesterday. Everyone living there has been in quarantine and they are now thrilled to be able to invite friends and loved ones to sit outside. My mom isn’t doing much cooking lately so it was a surprise when she showed up with…
Read MoreSeafood boil
When we were at the beach two weeks ago, I let the Harris Teeter be my inspiration for dinner. Don’t we all miss Harris Teeter? Just a stroll through the seafood department could make you swoon. It seemed like a good way to start was the fresh local shrimp. I threw some snow crab in the basket and Old…
Read MoreSeared Shrimp and Summer Vegetable Salad
The plan was to grill, but the weather wasn’t friendly and that turned out to be a good thing! We had the most delicious dinner with about 15 minutes of prep and cooking time all because of a rainy night. Well – not completely because of a rainy night, it also had a lot to do…
Read MoreSesame Dressing
We have a “house salad dressing” that makes everyone happy. It’s a sesame dressing with a little bit of this and that to give it both a sweet and tangy finish. It keeps for a long time in the fridge so it’s almost always on hand when needed. Because you just shake it up in…
Read MoreSeven Layer Salad
Ingredients 2 small or one large head of Romaine lettuce, chopped (iceberg can be substituted) ½ red onion chopped 3 to 4 hard boiled eggs, peeled and chopped 1 cup frozen peas 12 oz bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled 1 ½ cups cheddar cheese ½ cup green onions, chopped Salt and pepper to taste *…
Read MoreShaker Lemon Pie
Having a snow – well- ice day and owning lemon trees got me to thinking. When I do, I’m usually thinking about cooking something yummy. Once I heard a chef say that no one has an original recipe. All great cooks learned from their grandmother’s kitchen. I think there is something to that. We didn’t…
Read MoreSherbets
Strawberry and Blueberry Sherbet Ingredients 3 cups of the fruit of your choice (I used frozen because it was a better price and easy to find) 1 cup sugar 2/3 cup milk 2/3 cup cream or half & half Juice of ½ a lemon (about 1 Tbsp) Optional: 1 Tbsp fruity liqueur like Cassis Directions…
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