Horace’s Ranger Casserole

We don’t know where the recipe originated. Horace was a cook in the navy during WW2, and then had a career in the restaurant business until he retired in the 1980s, so maybe he developed it along the way. Nevertheless, it is a family favorite because not only is it a great crowd pleaser, it is so easy to prepare. …Continue Reading Horace’s Ranger Casserole

Sauerkraut

Growing up there were always freezer bags full of sauerkraut in the family freezers. Each year towards the end of summer (late September) my grandfather would drag out several large pickling crocks, sharpen the blades of the kraut cutters, order 200-250 pounds of Colorado cabbage from the grocery store, and invite the family over to their garage in McPherson, Kansas. …Continue Reading Sauerkraut

Summer Squash Casserole

Cajun cuisine centers around rice, seafood, and the wildlife that is found in the marshes and wetlands that surround us. Rooted in self-sustainability, our home in Southwest Louisiana is a place where French, Spanish and Native cookery and tradition are drawn together. …Continue Reading Summer Squash Casserole