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My Texan ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’

December 20, 2016|Categories: Texas Agriculture, Texas Products|Tags: , , , , |

By Jessica Domel I’ve had the Twelve Days of Christmas stuck in my head for three days, except it’s not really the traditional Twelve Days of Christmas–mainly because I can never remember anything past the “Five Golden Rings.” You see, I have a sort of Texas “Twelve Days of Christmas” stuck in my head. It goes a little [...]

Elf Biscuits

December 16, 2016|Categories: Desserts, Featured, Holiday Treats, Kid-Friendly Meals, Pecans, Recipes|Tags: , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard Little hands in the kitchen are always welcome in our house. From cooking to cleaning, I like to have the company and to teach my daughter how to prepare food and how to keep a kitchen. There are many things kids can learn from a kitchen that you wouldn't think of. Like [...]

Pumpkin Crumble

November 11, 2016|Categories: Desserts, Featured, Holiday Treats, Pecans, Recipes, Specialty Crops|Tags: , , , , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard Pumpkin is a quintessential part of any good Thanksgiving feast. From the very beginning, pumpkins and other gourds were a part of many meals. The pumpkin's ability to be used in both sweet and savory dishes makes it a fall favorite. Are you on the pumpkin bandwagon? I know Butters is. She'll [...]

Warm Rice Salad

June 10, 2016|Categories: Featured, Healthy Eating, Pecans, Recipes, Rice, Side Dishes, Soups & Salads, Texas Agriculture, Vegetables|Tags: , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard From patties to flour, rice is a versatile ingredient. Nutritious? It sure is! A common staple in homes across Texas and the U.S., this carbohydrate is high in fiber and magnesium. And it’s good for heart health! Besides its health benefits, rice is an important crop for Texas farmers. It’s grown along [...]

Earth Bread

April 22, 2016|Categories: Breads and Rolls, Breakfast Dishes, Featured, Pecans, Recipes, Specialty Crops, Wheat|Tags: , , , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard Today is Earth Day. A day of reflection, purpose, passion and nature. It's something farmers and ranchers think about every day. But they do more than think. They act. Because every day is Earth Day to the folks in agriculture growing our food and fiber. And they get hungry doing it. Just [...]

How much will Thanksgiving cost?

November 17, 2015|Categories: Featured, Food Prices, Texas Agriculture|Tags: , , , , , |

A time for family, fun and cost-savings. Yup, you read that right. You can carve your Thanksgiving turkey—and eat it, too—without digging deep into your wallet. Because prices are down during this holiday season. For the second year in a row. And shoppers are flooding grocery stores to prep for the holiday feast. Finding those [...]

Baked Apples

November 13, 2015|Categories: Desserts, Featured, Fruits, Holiday Treats, Kid-Friendly Meals, Recipes, Specialty Crops|Tags: , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard The holidays are fast approaching and my kitchen is heating up. In the past week, Butters and I have baked for several different occasions. From cakes to brownies, we have been busy. As I start my Thanksgiving list, I always try to think of something unique I can add to the traditional sweets brought [...]

Pink Fluff

March 27, 2015|Categories: Desserts, Featured, Fruits, Holiday Treats, Kid-Friendly Meals, Recipes|Tags: , , , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard It's funny how something as simple as food can bring back so many memories. Turkey makes most people think of Thanksgiving. Peach Cobbler means summer is here. Others, like this week’s recipe, may not have as wide of a following. But it definitely brings back memories of Easter and my grandparents. You're probably thinking [...]

Sour Cream Coffee Cake

January 23, 2015|Categories: Breakfast Dishes, Featured, Pecans, Recipes|Tags: , , , , , |

By Kelly Bogard Whether it's cold or warm, we all love a good meal. One that's tasty and light, but always filling. It's even better when preparations are quick and easy. Sweet aromas fill the air. And clean up is almost non-existent. This week's recipe is a little of all three and perfect for this weekend.   [...]

Five ‘good luck’ foods for the New Year

December 30, 2014|Categories: Featured|Tags: , , , , |

By Julie Tomascik Are you superstitious? Want to start the New Year off right? Then, enjoy these five foods that are supposed to bring you good luck for the next 365 days. Or so tradition says. Grapes. Those who manage to eat 12 grapes before the clock stops chiming will get extra good luck and [...]