If you happened to be making last week’s Meyer Lemon Bread Pudding, here’s a quick little treat using the leftover bread crust – just a little Bijouxs Bits. Continue reading Herb & Garlic Crisps
If you happened to be making last week’s Meyer Lemon Bread Pudding, here’s a quick little treat using the leftover bread crust – just a little Bijouxs Bits. Continue reading Herb & Garlic Crisps
A quicker way to cook a chicken, a spatchcocked or butterflied chicken cooks up in almost half the time as roasting a bird the traditional way – a convertible recipe for the grill or the oven that also sports your favorite marinade – plus, you get to say spatchcocked, a funny name for a great chicken routine – another Bijouxs Basics. Continue reading Spatchcocked Chicken
Behold the humble bowl of beans, warming comfort in the late winter chill. Italian White Beans, creamy and garlic infused create a master recipe – versatile, flexible, easily transformed into a variety of dishes – a bowl of little white jewels, a Bijouxs Basics everyday beauty. Continue reading Italian White Beans
Bijouxs is keeping it simple this month with a version of classic tomato soup. Winter’s blustery days are softened by a bowl of tomato soup – the classic comfort soup is warmed with gentle spices, so light a fire in fireplace and curl up for a simple cozy soup meal. Continue reading Tomato Soup with Chili, Ginger & Coconut
Does the world really need another green bean holiday side dish? Did we really need to deep fry, brine, bake in a bag or smoke a turkey, create stuffing muffins or explore every dessert that utilizes pumpkin? Considering the holiday food fascination, the answer to the first question is yes, we do need another green bean holiday side dish – here’s a little jewel from the Bijouxs archives and no, it does not involve canned soup. Continue reading Green Beans Caesar