Thomas Thames c1700-1758 - New records for a Thomas Thames have been discovered. Do they belong to our Thomas?
Author: A Certain Serenity
Easy, Authentic Lemon Chicken Piccata
This easy, authentic recipe for Lemon Chicken Piccata will have you wondering why you haven't tried it sooner! It's a light and bright-tasting dish perfect for a summer luncheon or dinner. Easy, Authentic Lemon Chicken Piccata 2 large boneless, skinless chicken breasts (sliced to medallions about ½" thick)salt and pepper (to taste)½ cup all-purpose flour3 … Continue reading Easy, Authentic Lemon Chicken Piccata
Easy Salisbury Steak Recipe
Juicy, tender and full of flavor, here's my easy Salisbury Steak recipe - a classic comfort food. Never mind the frozen dinner variety! This recipe makes quarter-pound Salisbury Steaks that will please any appetite. Easy Salisbury Steak Recipe This recipe will make 8 quarter-pound juicy, tender and chock-full-of-flavor steaks The Steaks⅛ cup milk2 tsp Better … Continue reading Easy Salisbury Steak Recipe
Beef Noodle Casserole
I've had this recipe for Beef Noodle Casserole for 40 years! My mother clipped it out of a newspaper and made it, and I've held onto it all this time, it was just that good. It's pretty simple to make. Over time I have added the crushed red pepper flakes to add a touch of … Continue reading Beef Noodle Casserole
Easy Corn Casserole Topped with Cheddar and Bacon
Topped with shredded cheddar and crumbled bacon this easy corn casserole is simple to make and just yummy! There are so many variations you can make to it. Try mixing the cheddar and/or into the casserole. Toss in some chopped and sauteed jalapeno peppers for some added zip. Your tastebuds are the limit! This easy … Continue reading Easy Corn Casserole Topped with Cheddar and Bacon
Chicken Chili Verde – with time savers!
I have made a Chicken Chili Verde recipe both ways. The long way is, totally from scratch where I make the tomatillo sauce base using fresh tomatillos, onions, garlic, and poblano peppers, and also soaking the beans overnight and cooking them for hours the next day. And I've made it using the shortcuts I'm sharing … Continue reading Chicken Chili Verde – with time savers!
Rich and Creamy Ground Beef Stroganoff
I love ground beef stroganoff. Actually, anything with a sour cream sauce is tops in my book. But there's just something about the combination of the beef, sour cream and seasonings that makes a symphony for the tastebuds. But what I don't like is trying to find the right beef cuts for stroganoff, especially here … Continue reading Rich and Creamy Ground Beef Stroganoff
Manhattan Clam Chowder Recipe
This Manhattan clam chowder recipe consists of the basic ingredients, but I've added some red pepper flakes to jazz it up just a bit. And I've swapped out a couple other traditional ingredients just because I can't get them here in Costa Rica. If I lived in a cold-water clam region, I'd use fresh clams, … Continue reading Manhattan Clam Chowder Recipe
No-bake Buffalo Chicken Mac ‘n Cheese Recipe
I concocted this No-Bake Buffalo Chicken Mac 'n Cheese recipe after hubby proclaimed he'd like me to try making a Buffalo chicken mac 'n cheese. Boy did he scarf it down, and he went back for seconds. It really did turn out yummy! And it was easy to make, which makes it all the better. … Continue reading No-bake Buffalo Chicken Mac ‘n Cheese Recipe
What Happened to John Flanagan? – A Descendant’s Discoveries
My quest to resolve the mysteries surrounding my 3x great-grandfather. John Flanagan was born between 1790 and 1799 (based on the 1840 census) in VA (probably Albemarle County, since his parents, James Winwright Flanagan and Phoebe Simpson, were residing there throughout most of the decade). He married Ann M Saunders on 22 Jun 1820 in … Continue reading What Happened to John Flanagan? – A Descendant’s Discoveries