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Category Archives: Meat and Poultry
Bobby Flay’s Goat Cheese Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Smoked Chile-Cilantro Sauce
Harris Teeter had boneless chicken breasts on sale the other day, so I scooped up a pack with no idea of how I was going to prepare them. Then I remembered this Bobby Flay recipe that I first made about … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Flay Chile-cilantro sauce for chicken, Bobby Flay goat cheese stuffed chicken, eat drink and be merry, goat cheese roasted red pepper olive stuffed chicken, kel's cafe of all things food, Kelley Chisholm recipes, poblano pepper cilantro sauce, Smoked chile cilantro sauce, stuffed chicken recipes
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The Incredible, Edible Egg
May is National Egg month and to celebrate I took the kids to the Sumner-Byrd Farm and Hatchery in Holly Springs. What fun we had! In addition to receiving a great tour of the farm/hatchery, Roy and David loaded us … Continue reading
Classic Quiche Lorraine
National Quiche Lorraine Day is May 20, which is cool on a couple of levels. First, May is National Egg Month, so of course you want to celebrate by eating a quiche of some sort, and this one is a classic. … Continue reading
Raleigh’s Best Chunky Chicken Salads
Raleigh’s Best Chunky Chicken Salads Ahhhh – good old chicken salad, a true comfort food. Whenever I can’t decide what to order for lunch, it is one of my go-to meals. I see chicken salad falling into two categories: chunky and … Continue reading
Posted in Meat and Poultry
Tagged Chunky Chicken Salads, eat drink and be merry, Fresh market's Waldorf chicken salad review, kel's cafe of all things food, Kel's curried chicken salad, Kelley Chisholm blog, Neomonde chicken salad review, Raleigh's best chicken salads, Raleigh's best chunky chicken salads, Sunflowers Cafe chicken salad review, Winston's Grille chicken salad review
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Carnitas Soft Tacos
Harris Teeter had Boston butts on sale the other day, so I picked one up, not really sure how I was going to prepare it. Since Cinco de Mayo was approaching, I decided to try my hand at carnitas soft … Continue reading
Kel’s Homemade Creamy Chicken Salad
Chicken salad is one of my favorite sandwich fillings, and luckily there are a number of places in Raleigh that get it right (I will blog about those soon.) I recently posted my recipe for chunky curried chicken salad, which … Continue reading
Kel’s Reuben Paninis
There’s just something about the combination of corned beef, rye bread and sauerkraut, and you’re either a lover (like me) or a hater (like my husband, Brad). He cannot stand sauerkraut, but that’s OK, there’s more for me! As I mentioned in … Continue reading
Kel’s Corned Beef Hash
Got leftover corned beef? This time of the year, you just might. One great way to use those leftovers is to make this easy corned beef hash, which is great for breakfast or dinner. I like to cover mine with … Continue reading
Food of the Month, March 2012: Corned Beef
It should be no surprise to anyone that March 17th – St. Patrick’s Day – is National Corned Beef and Cabbage Day. I love corned beef, especially for leftovers to use in Reuben sandwiches and paninis, or as a base … Continue reading
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Tagged Corned beef and cabbage, Corned beef recipes, eat drink and be merry, Food of the month Kel's Cafe of All Things Food, Guinness brown sugar corned beef, Guinness corn beef and cabbage recipe, kel's cafe of all things food, Kel's food of the month: corned beef, Kelley Chisholm blog, Slow cooker corned beef
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Kel’s Traditional Shepherd’s Pie
As I mentioned in my post on Irish stew last week, I’m sharing a few recipes that you may want to consider making to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Today’s recipe is for Shepherd’s pie – one of my go to … Continue reading
