Cookbook-writing caterer extraordinaire Debbi Covington dishes about food.
Easter Blessings & Bunny Tails
Written by Margaret Evans
Tuesday, 04 April 2017 13:05
Easter, which celebrates Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead, is Christianity’s most important holiday. Lately I've found myself reminiscing about the church that I grew up in, the churches that I've worked for, and Easters past. Recollections of Easter dresses, little white gloves, Easter bonnets and palm frond crosses quickly come to mind.
It's a real treat for me to find recipes that don't completely wreck my kitchen. Dirty dishes seem to follow me everywhere I go. I guess it's one of the hazards of my chosen profession. Both of the recipes this week are super delicious and super easy. Best of all, they both only use a very few dishes. Happy Cooking!
“May the leprechauns be near you, to spread luck along your way.
And, may all the Irish angels smile upon you St. Patrick's Day.”
Corned beef is a long-standing American St. Patrick’s Day tradition. In Ireland, the St. Patrick’s Day meal would most likely be ham and cabbage. Corned beef is a beef brisket or round roast cured in brine which leaves the beef bright red and flavorful.
Mardi Gras is often called Fat Tuesday! It’s the last night of eating rich and fatty foods before the ritual fasting of the Lenten season, which begins the next day on Ash Wednesday. This week's recipes are perfect for a Mardi Gras themed dinner party. You'll just need to add a green salad, a really special wine and a mask or two. A Mardi Gras mask is an essential item.
Roll out the red carpet! The 11th annual Beaufort International Film Festival will soon be in full swing with filmmakers, directors, screen writers, movie stars and lots of film-loving fans. Food has always been a key ingredient on the big screen. The recipes this week celebrate filmmaker Julie Dash's critically acclaimed movie, Daughters of the Dust,and feature Gullah-Geechee inspired dishes from our own South Carolina sea islands.