Sandy's Favorite Recipes

Crock Pot Chili & Homemade Cornbread

  I love a bowl of chili and fresh, hot cornbread!  Put all the chili ingredients into the crock pot in the morning, and by dinner - ta da! - the chili is all finished!  Don't I sound like the 60's?

 

Christmas Shortbread Cookies

  Does your neighborhood have a cookie exchange or a get together during the holidays?  Mine does, and these are always the cookies I bring.

 

Crustless Quiche

  An easy and fast way to make a delicious quiche.  A garden variety version is included.

 

Peanut Butter Popcorn Balls

  I started making these for Halloween many years ago. Now the parents of those long ago trick or treat-ers still come by on Halloween night, sheepishly asking for a popcorn ball

 

Apple Crisp

  There's nothing like Apple Crisp to add just the finishing touch to a fall meal.  Or you can eat the leftovers for breakfast the next morning.

 

B·L·T Salad

  Your favorite sandwich in a salad version!

 

Honey Bee Ambrosia

  A mouth-watering combination of fresh fruits and honey.

 

Homemade Hot Fudge Sauce

  This recipe is very easy -- no candy thermometer required!  And my husband teases me because I prefer more hot fudge sauce than ice cream when I make my hot fudge sundae!

 

Dirt Dessert

  Not only does this taste good, but it's one of the most fun desserts I've ever prepared since it's served in a metal pail or flower pot and embellished on the top with gummy worms, a trowel, toy frogs, or other outdoor creatures of your choice!

 

My Family's Favorite Streusel-filled Coffee Cake

  This is a great Sunday morning breakfast treat!

 

Sandy's Fudgy Brownies

  Fudgy Brownies - with icing, if desired - but who wouldn't want icing, too?

 

Mom's Bread

  A recipe so good and reliable it inspired a quilt.

 

Homemade Macaroni & Cheese

  This is one of my college-aged son’s first requests when he comes home to visit. I’ve made this dish since he was a little boy, and it’s still one of his favorites.

 

Sandy's Famous Chocolate Chip Cookies

  Friends both young and old stop by my house on their way to and from work or school to get a cookie for the road. In 1993, when I began teaching at In The Beginning Fabrics, I noticed that people seldom brought a snack or dinner to class, even though many of my classes were from 6 to 9 p.m. and students came right from work. People smiled more when I started bringing cookies to class, so I've never stopped!

© Sandy Bonsib, 2003

 

   

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