Check out this article published about me by Kevin Hargis of Texas Coop Power Magazine. He attended one of my cooking workshops and I think it made an impression!

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French Chicken in a Pot (aka Dutch Oven)

by Amanda on January 31, 2012

This is my favorite kind of recipe – super simple and extraordinarily delicious.

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Lemon Liver Flush

Lemon Liver Flush

by Amanda on December 28, 2011

Create a healthy habit this New Year with a daily gentle cleanse. This is my favorite cleanse that I have been personally incorporating into my routine for about 12 years now. It simply consists of blending a whole lemon with some water and olive oil.

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Crockpot Brisket Tacos

by Amanda on November 23, 2011

Let’s face it, life is busy. You want to serve something different and interesting for your Christmas or New Year’s party, but really don’t have time to make something complicated nor the time to pour through food magazines to figure it out. Okay, I will let you in on a secret…serve this dish and people will be talking about it for months to come and they will think you spent hours making it!

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A quart of delicious dark yellow broth

Turkey Broth

by Amanda on November 23, 2011

It is getting close to turkey day and you may be wondering what on earth you will do with all of the leftovers. This is where I come in. Don’t let that carcass and leftovers go to waste! Nourishing turkey broth, here we come. I make broth all year long with many different kinds of [...]

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Figs with Chevre and Basil

Figs with Basil and Chevre

by Amanda on August 29, 2011

I tried this delicious appetizer at a party recently in LA. “Why didn’t I ever think of this,” I thought? So simple, fresh, seasonal…and easy. So, I made it for my own party when I returned home and about 25 figs disappeared in about 5 minutes. Tweet

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Jo Reen teaches me how to make Creamed Corn

Creamed Corn (Demystified)

by Amanda on August 25, 2011

I know it may sound anti-climactic, creamed corn. But, in this recipe, my friend Jo Reen initiates me in to forgotten tradition. Back in the day everyone had a corn stripper. A device made to remove corn in just the right way as to extract all the creamy goodness. Check this out and tell me what your experience was.

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