With the leaves in full autumn colors and the temperatures starting to drop, it’s time to start thinking about the holidays! I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again – homemade chicken stock is really the best you can get. It’s a breeze to make, makes the house smell fantastic, and makes a LOT. […]
Things are cooling off!
So make your house warm and your belly full with foolproof lasagna! I recently had to cater the weekly pasta night for our exchange students football team, and lasagna is a hearty and delicious meal for hungry athletes! And, since lasagna is a bit of a pain to make, there is good news – this […]
Big Announcement
Hi loyal The Homemade Chef fans! Here is the big announcement – a day late, my apologies; we got our updated COVID and Flu shots on Saturday, and were a little under the weather yesterday. But, without delay, we’re excited to announce we’ve launched a new brand – The Tatted Plate! We heard you, and […]
Confessions from the Kitchen
Good morning, THC followers – and Happy Friday! While this is not the big announcement promised – it’s coming this weekend – it is big news, and I want to share it with you personally. As many of you may have noticed, our posts have fallen off the radar for the past couple years, and […]
Tortellini Soup
It’s our first winter in Maine, and with the temperatures dropping and the days getting shorter, the cravings for a hot bowl of homemade soup are on the rise! On Sunday’s, I like to make a hearty dinner and eat on the earlier side so we both have time to relax for the week (we […]
Ready to Share!
It’s been a long time in the works, but we’re excited to officially share – @souschefandrewreiser and I built a new house! We decided it was time to have a more tranquil life in Maine, where we got married. The process was long, complicated, and obviously expensive. That said, I finally got to design my […]
Roasted Carrot and Ginger Soup
As the last of the leaves fall, and the temperature starts to drop, the thought of a big warm bowl of soup becomes increasingly appealing. To be totally honest, I ended up making this soup because I accidently bought a 5lbs bag of carrots instead of a 1 lbs bag, and frankly just had a […]
Something BIG is in the Works!
We’ve been silent for a while, but something BIG is in the works and we’re on our way back! Stay tuned!!!
Chicken Kiev
In these crazy times, sometimes you just need a classic comfort dish from your childhood. Like many people, I grew up on the frozen version of Chicken Kiev, which mom would pop out of the freezer, onto a pan and into the oven for dinner. This classic Russian dish is chicken, filled with a buttery […]
Friday Means Margaritas! Even in Quarantine!
Many of you know, our Friday tradition is Mexican and Margarita’s with our neighbors (shout out to Lyle, Jose, Chris and Scot) at the place down the street. Since we can’t go out, and we’re trying to keep some form of a routine, we’ve been making our own fajita’s and margs on Friday nights. So, […]
