A tasty recipe from the tough and legendary Margaret Lea Houston Texas women are strong. That’s no secret. Don’t think so? Well, have you met one? As Texicureans, we love to blend our curiosity of history and food together to give you a good story. We went to Burleson County to speak at their heritage …
Sautéed Garlicky Broccoli
Sometimes it’s just the simple recipes that bear repeating for our everyday dinners. Broccoli is by far the most commonly consumed cruciferous vegetable in America. Studies have established a link between cruciferous vegetables and cancer prevention. And it’s just good! I love this recipe because the broccoli is first sautéed in garlic, onion, and EVOO. …
Easy Eclipse Charcuterie
Are you celebrating the eclipse with friends or family? Emily has created a board that is easy and thematic! Using a round of brie to represent the moon with a round of cheddar sticking out in partial eclipse of the sun fashion – you can use your creativity or follow Emily’s directions to a “T”. …
Easter Sunrise Quiche AKA Asparagus and Ham Quiche
“Good Morning!” says this quiche! A great make-ahead dish for Easter morning, you can bake it, freeze it, and pull it out the evening before just to pop it in the oven for a quick warm up. Since it has ham, eggs, and veggies – you’re covered for breakfast or brunch with the addition of …
Donut Easter Baskets
At Texicureans we talk a lot about traditions being passed down through recipes. These Easter baskets are exactly that for my family. My Mom made these Donut Easter Baskets for my school classes growing up, and I made them for my son’s classes. We also would typically have them for our Easter celebration with our …
Travelin’ Texas Pinwheels
Are you headed on a road trip this Spring Break? Here’s an easy snack to keep the kids happy or the “kid in you” happy! Pinwheels have been around for quite some time, but we generally think of them as an appetizer. Throw them into a soft-sider ice chest that you keep handy and they …
Sam Houston’s Famous BBQ Sauce
Celebrating Texas Independence Day Many people have attempted to identify what exactly makes Texas, well Texas? At Texicureans, we celebrate all of the unique cultures that contribute to our state’s culinary pallet. We like to say Texas is much more than BBQ and Tex-Mex. But this month, we are going to honor the Texas trait …
Chicken and Chiles Casserole
Sometimes you just need a good casserole recipe. Some obvious reasons are to make and take, to make and freeze, or to make and consume the next day with little preparation. Someone brought this to my bible study and the raves were through the roof! I’ve modified it to include extra chiles and also to …
Sweet Potato Gnocchi Hearts
Sometimes you have to take it up a notch! And that is exactly what I did with this recipe! Sweet potatoes are so healthy and work just as well for gnocchi as a white potato. Factor in a heart shape – and there you have it: a romantic addition to your valentines celebration. I used …
Life is not all wine and roses, it’s chocolate too!
Sissy Preston – WSET Level 3 Certified Wine Consultant, generously shares her vast knowledge of wine with Texicureans and YOU! Enjoy and thank you, Sissy! “Valentine’s day is around the corner and the city will be filled with lover’s holding hands and strolling the streets, sipping wine in corner booths and gifting chocolates. So, when …