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By Kelly Bogard Did you know my birthday is Sunday? Of course you did. You already have my gift in the mail, right? Okay, so I’m kidding about the gift, but Sept. 18 is my birthday. What makes the day even more special is sharing it with one of my favorite people—my mom, Bettilu. I was born on [...]
By Kelly Bogard How many of you like potato salad? Well, at Texas Table Top, we love potato salad, but we can’t decide which one is best. With Labor Day weekend approaching, I asked several coworkers at Texas Farm Bureau to bring their favorite potato salad recipe. The response was great! Every person brought a completely different [...]
By Kelly Bogard How many of you have a Junior League cookbook from somewhere in the world? I have about two dozen from different places–Amarillo, Denver, New Orleans and Tyler, just to name a few. There is just something about the recipes in Junior League cookbooks–the attention to detail, the time-honored traditions, the beautiful photos. [...]
By Nathan Smith I was recently in Stephenville, Texas, eating at a hole-in-the-wall Mexican café with some friends, and we started talking about salsa. We debated what made a good salsa, how spicy, what color, consistency, etc. After agreeing to disagree, we settled on the fact that salsa was indeed a big part of Texican [...]
By Kelly Bogard Oh my, where does the time go? It's already July 4th weekend! If your life is anything like mine, things are so busy that sometimes you feel like you can’t keep up. With this long holiday weekend, I plan to take some time to sit back and enjoy not doing anything. I [...]
By Amanda Hill There’s a link circulating via Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites that says we’re all eating dirty food. No, not the “10-second rule” kind. This Men’s Health article claims 10 common foods that we buy at local food stores are contaminated with Salmonella and E. coli. It also claims that we’re [...]
By Kelly Bogard Big Red was created in my hometown of Waco in 1937. We Wacoans are proud of our Big Red, and we can go through barrels of it during a hot Texas summer. As a kid, I remember helping my grandma make Big Red Ice Cream, my granddaddy's favorite. Now that I have my own daughter, I had an idea to [...]
