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Category Archives: Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
The Easter Lamb
Somehow it is already Easter. Seems like just yesterday it was Christmas. Ok so it was over 90 days ago but still seems like no time has gone by. Of course being Easter means it is time to make the Lamb Cake. … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Cooking, Dessert, Easter, Family, Food, Holidays, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged B&B, baking, coconut, family, Food, holidays, jelly beans, Lamb Cake, Pound cake
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Winter Weather
After weeks of above normal temperatures, Winter has finally arrived! And while snow has yet to make an appearance here in Corrales, the cold is making itself known. The last few mornings the temperature has been in the low to middle teens. … Continue reading
A Fresh Start
Every year between September and October, chile pepper roasting goes into high gear in New Mexico. Everyone has their favorite chile pepper (the fruit – yes chile is a fruit – not the dish) vendor – and they don’t tell you who … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Food, New Mexican, Recipes, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged B&B, Chiles, Cooking, Food, Recipes, red chile sauce, ristras
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Rustic Apple Pie
The dessert course in my Italian cooking class was an Apple Crostata. This is a very fancy name for apples on a pie crust. A crustata is a pretty rustic dish, made without benefit of pie or tart baking tin. Essentially … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Cooking, Cooking class, Dessert, Family, Food, Italian, Recipes, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged apple crustata, apple pie, apples. baking, baking, Cooking, Crustata, Food, pie crust., Recipes
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The Last Cook Out
Used to be that Labor Day signaled the end of the cookout season. Not so much anymore. With the invention of the gas grill barbecuing has become a method of cooking to enjoy year round, at least in our household. That … Continue reading
Posted in American Food, BBQ, Cooking, Entree, Food, Labor Day, meat, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged chicken, Cooking, corn on teh cob, family, Food, grilling, holidays, potato salad
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Why We Love Corrales
Happy Memorial Day! The official start of the summer season is here. Today we will salute the holiday by flying our flag, taking a moment to remember all of the brave men and women who have given their lives for this … Continue reading
Posted in American Food, BBQ, Bed and Breakfast, Food, Holidays, meat, Memorial Day, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged B&B, Cooking, Corrales, Country Ribs, family, Food, Horse Capital of New Mexico, volunteering
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Easter Traditions
Easter in our house is a holiday filled with traditions. When I was little it meant my grandmother would make a lamb cake with coconut fur and jelly bean eyes. My sisters and I would get new dresses, patent leather … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Dessert, Easter, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged B&B, dessert, dyed eggs, Easter baskets, Easter Eggs, easter lamb cake, family, Lamb Cake
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