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By Justin Walker A day of football and food. The Big Game is Sunday, and family and friends will get together and cheer for their favorite team. The food, however, is almost as important as the game. Some might say even more important. I guess it depends if your team is playing. Either way, I’m [...]
Armadillo Eggs - - jalapeno, sausage, cream cheese, bread crumbs, Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. ; Rinse the peppers. ; Cut off the stem and make one cut down to the tip.; Take a spoon and carefully core the jalapenos. ; Using a knife, pack the cream cheese into the peppers. ; Mold the [...]
By Kelly Bogard The last day of school has come and gone and now thoughts turn to summer. Barbecues and picnics. Trips to the beach. Camping. When the sun is out, it's time to play! The need for quick, fun foods takes the place of the soul-warming meals of winter. Big Red cupcakes and homemade [...]
By Emmy Powell Whether I am prepping for a holiday or just cooking a comfort meal, bread is always a component of the meal. A classic go to is… Cornbread! It is a winter favorite but growing up we always ate it year-round. It is a classic comfort food that you can eat no matter [...]
We’re dreaming of pumpkin-flavored everything, and these pumpkin cream cheese muffins are no exception. Pumpkin spice and everything nice, that’s what our favorite fall treats are made of!
Texas is big, bold and beautiful. And there are lessons to be learned in every corner of the state.
Have you ‘herd’? Many common phrases in the American vocabulary have agricultural roots.
By Jennifer Dorsett Heading into the fifth month since COVID-19 was first reported, many of us have come face-to-face with a sobering realization: sometimes, nature is actively seeking to harm us. But it’s nothing personal. In fact, it’s only natural. Diseases are about as natural as they come. Bacteria and viruses evolve or mutate over [...]
By Jennifer Dorsett It’s that time again. The fresh start of a new year. Like many of us, I snacked and dined my way through the holidays. And I may have put on a little extra padding in the process. In order to reacquaint myself with my favorite jeans, I set goals and look to [...]
By Macie Clugston School is out. And summer is in! But on the farm, summer activities look a bit different. Early mornings. Late nights. And long, hot hours in between. Summer is a busy season in agriculture. The to-do list is never-ending on a farm. In the wise words of farmers everywhere, “the work doesn’t [...]
