Easy Sourdough Starter – Uses and Tips

Sourdough starter is a staple for us when we’re on ranches just as it was for ol’ Cookie going down the trail in the 1800s. There are so many uses for it which we’re going to be sharing today. Now, our sourdough is a little different than the traditional version. Ours is a quick-set (ready…

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Bread Pudding with Whiskey Cream Sauce

  If you have to choose just one thing to make from our recipes, this is it. I can’t believe I’m even giving y’all this recipe! I have kept it a secret in my back pocket for many years, not even sharing it with my own family. I was cooking for a rodeo in Biloxi,…

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Granny’s Scottish Shortbread Cookies

At our house we have a new favorite cookie and that is Granny’s Scottish Shortbread Cookies, and yes these come all the way from Scotland. As we say in Oklahoma, “That’s a fur piece away.” And I reckon if you winter there you will need a fur piece to keep you warm! This recipe comes by way…

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Ultimate BLT with Avocado

Today for this Ultimate BLT(A) Sandwich, we’re talking thick cut pepper bacon, home grown tomatoes, a special Duke’s mayo mix, butter lettuce and an avocado… all toasted up on sourdough bread.

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15 Bean Soup

Kent Rollins' Hambeens 15 Bean Soup

Beans have always been a simple and delicious way to feed a lot of people. Today, we’re using Hurst’s Hambeen 15 bean soup mix, adding some delicious homemade Mexican Bratwurst, and some dried chilies to make a delicious bean soup that will taste even better the day after you make it! We appreciate you sharing…

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S.O.S. – $h!% on a Shingle

Hey, folks. We’re going to continue our series of hard times and survival food. Now, we’ve done the Pan de Campo, and Hard Tack and Hot Water Cornbread,  and today we’re going to cook something that has pulled people through some hard times and the Great Depression. One of the ol’ traditional recipes, SOS. It…

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Traditional Pan de Campo

Pan de Campo

Today we’re taking a bite right out of history and featuring a camp bread from the old West. This bread came from the cowboys along the south Texas border known as Vaqueros. It was an easy bread to make with only a few ingredients.

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