I love this recipe for summer – not because it makes use of the fresh from the farmers market produce, or it’s cold or really light – but because it is so practical. It can be made ahead, it can be frozen and it can be easily transported. It’s a great thing to have on hand for breakfast on a fun, busy summer weekend. Maybe if family is visiting or the kids have a … [Read more...] about Sausage Breakfast Quiche
sausage
Seasoned Butter Beans and Smoked Sausage
I have probably said in every recipe I have ever written for summer field peas how much I love them. And though horticulturally butter beans (or lima beans if you must) are not field peas, I lump them together because they are such a part of the summer farmers market, in their little baggies next to the crowders, purple hulls, lady, creamers and zippers. I was asked recently … [Read more...] about Seasoned Butter Beans and Smoked Sausage
Pepper Jelly Glazed Sausage Bites
Little pieces of sausage in a tangy glaze are always a huge hit parties. Seriously, I have never had leftovers after a big gathering. So here is a perfect holiday party recipe to have in your back pocket. It is barely a recipe at all if I am honest, but it is delicious and packed with flavor. Stock up on the ingredients before the holidays and you always have something on hand. … [Read more...] about Pepper Jelly Glazed Sausage Bites
Shrimp and Sausage Gravy with Rice Grits
It’s the time of year, as Mardi Gras approaches, that I start to crave some good Louisiana flavors. And I also find traditional hearty dishes perfect for the cold and dreary weather, from Red Beans and Riceto Shrimp Creole. Warmth and spice are perfect for the season. Shrimp gravy has roots in the Low Country and in Louisiana, and my version is a variation of … [Read more...] about Shrimp and Sausage Gravy with Rice Grits
Guinness Sausage Coddle
As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, I always turn to hearty meat and potato dishes with a nice Irish flair, and this classic with a twist makes a perfect family meal. The origin of the name “coddle” is rather cloudy, but apparently it was a favorite of authors from Jonathan Swift to James Joyce. Loaded with smoky bacon, meaty sausages, rich potatoes and sweet carrots and little … [Read more...] about Guinness Sausage Coddle
