Texicureans celebrates the diversity of Texas culture and cuisine.

Hosts Cindy Williams and her niece Emily Williams bring viewers along with them into the kitchens of ordinary Texans as they share their extraordinary traditions of food and family.

Texicureans goes beyond the Texas staples of brisket and Tex-Mex for a culinary journey into Texas history, cultural diversity, and rich traditions in the Lone Star State.

Zuppa Toscana – Slow Cooker Style

January 15, 2025

This complete meal in a slow cooker will warm you up!  You can even throw it all together over the noon hour, slow cook on high, and have ready for dinner.  I love the Italian sausage and Italian flavorings that lend just enough spice.  You can also double the sausage… Read more

Cowboy Biscuits: Sustenance for a Texas Winter Hike

December 26, 2024

Cowboy Biscuits:  Sustenance for a Texas Winter Hike   When other parts of the United States are hunkering down in the January chill, Texas weather can be perfect for outdoor activities – particularly hiking.  Texas State Parks offer a variety of options,  and a hike that would be, well should… Read more

Smoked Salmon Appetizer

December 11, 2024

This time of year calls for finger foods – and here’s one that is quick to prepare, is yummy, and could actually fall into the healthy category. You simply slice celery into 4″ lengths, stuff with cream cheese, and top with a thin slice of smoked salmon.  A sprinkle of… Read more

Fruitcake of the Future

November 22, 2024

Fruitcake of the Future Fruitcake —- the controversial culinary dessert that conjures up more divided opinions than politics. Some find it tasty, colorful and a requisite for a truly nostalgic holiday. The other side? Well, they see it as dense, too sweet, and only a byproduct of yesteryear’s limited food… Read more

Spicy Raisin Pecan Pie

November 13, 2024

Just the right amount of spices, a few raisins, and Texas pecans create a “not so sweet” and delightful dessert! This raisin and nut pie was a regular at our Thanksgiving table thanks to my Mom.  It’s another recipe of many from her good friend and neighbor, Ann Bishop who… Read more

Creamy Risotto with Sautéed Oyster or Wild Mushrooms

October 26, 2024

Texas State “Star Mushroom” and a Chef Inspired Risotto What do the Bluebonnet and the Pecan tree have in common? Well, if you grew up here you know they are official Texas state symbols. Bonus points if you also know the Mockingbird is the official state bird. Like many of… Read more

Roasted Pumpkin Pecan Salad

October 23, 2024

Pumpkins are everywhere right now!   You’ve probably noticed the small sweet “pumpkin pie” ones and thought – well it’s not quite time for a pumpkin pie.  BUT, hold on tight – this salad is a tasty way to enjoy all the nutrients that pumpkin has to offer in a… Read more

Apple Oat Crisp

October 2, 2024

Fall just calls for apple dishes.  When adding oatmeal, you give it another dimension from a health perspective. You can play with the sugar according to your tastes.  I’ve actually cut the brown sugar in 1/2 with positive results. How do you choose the best apple for baking?  I like… Read more

Sauerkraut Soup

September 29, 2024

A Soup for the Soul    Here comes Fall! The illusive cooler breeze, evening fires, and hearty recipes we look forward to every year. October also signals that more family time is near as we approach the holiday season. As Texans, the only thing that can come close to matching… Read more