Showing posts with label Childhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Childhood. Show all posts
May 27, 2013
Bear Essentials:
Mitten Noms - Michigan Classics
( + Coney Dogs )
There's no denying that the Coney Dog is a hot mess of a dish. You take a hot dog and top it with a spiced ground-beef-gravy sort of sauce. And then you layer on the mustard. And the onions. And if you're a bit of an iconoclast, you toss on some shredded Cheddar. I did. And I don't regret it one bit. But you're going to want to double up on the napkins.
Labels:
Beef,
Childhood,
Chili Dogs,
Coney Dogs,
Coney Islands,
Hot Dogs,
Main Dish,
Michigan,
Pork,
Sauces
March 26, 2013
Bear Essentials: Pineapple
( + Cinnamon-Poached Pineapple)
Until I was nine or ten and learned about Super Mario Brothers, the best thing I could imagine winning was the serving of fruit cocktail that held the one lipstick-colored, smashed half of a maraschino cherry.
If you don't understand this reference, canned fruit clearly didn't feature as heavily in your childhood as it did in mine.
February 28, 2013
Bear Essentials: Pudding
( + Southwestern Corn Pudding )
The first thing that I ever cooked regularly was cornbread.
We were a family of routine. Fish sticks were eaten with Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. Tacos were eaten with Spanish Rice. And Beans & Franks (which is, in case you're wondering, exactly what it sounds like) was eaten with cornbread.
We ate a lot of franks. We ate a lot of beans. And we ate a lot of cornbread.
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