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On the Road to the largest Kangaroo Conservation Center outside Australia and an Australian Meat Pie!
G?day mate! (I just had to say that.) Another weekend is upon us, so TGIF! The Bunkycooks have been On the Road again this week, so we are ready for the weekend. How about you? Since I was not able to post this Wednesday, I thought[...] -
Meeting the Master Distiller at Woodford Reserve and Bourbon Sweet Potato Biscuits
Kentucky certainly comes to mind as the bourbon making capital of the world, although there are distillers in several other states. In fact, there are only ten distillers in the entire country that produce over 300 different brands of bourbon.[...] -
Roasted Carrots with Meyer Lemon Infused Olive Oil for Casual Fridays
Happy Friday! I hope that you all have some fun plans for the weekend. If you don?t have anything planned, you are more than welcome to come and help me pick up at my house! It?s a total wreck. If you read Bunkycooks, you might know that[...] -
Go Savor ? Savannah, Georgia and a Recipe for Brisket with Vidalia Onion Puree
Photo courtesy of Helene Dujardin Happy Wednesday! I hope your week is going well so far. I am still trying to recover from all of the fun that we had at Go Savor this past weekend! I am anxiously awaiting this coming weekend to have a[...] -
Guinness Stout and Chocolate Cupcakes for St. Patrick?s Day!
Greetings from Savannah, Georgia! The Bunkycooks traveled to Savannah for Go Savor this weekend. We met up with some old friends and met some new ones for a delightful culinary weekend to relax, eat, drink (and drink and eat!) and learn a[...] -
Interview with Chef Linton Hopkins ? Restaurant Eugene, Atlanta, Georgia and his recipe for Shrimp Bisque
A few weeks ago we had the pleasure to sit down with Chef Linton Hopkins who is the Executive Chef/Owner of Restaurant Eugene in Atlanta, Georgia. Chef Hopkins was nominated for the James Beard Award for the Best Chef in the Southeast 2010.[...] -
City Park in New Orleans ? The quieter side of the city
I am taking a break from cooking and recipes associated with Mardi Gras today to show you the quieter side of New Orleans. I have made Creole Jambalaya , King Cake and a few Sazeracs , so I have definitely paid my tribute to the Carnival[...] -
Sazerac ? The Original Sazerac Recipe and the Sazerac Bar in New Orleans
Happy Friday! It?s time for the weekend and probably a few drinks or cocktails…don?t you think? What better drink to usher in your weekend than a Sazerac ? After all, it is the official drink of the city of New Orleans and Mardi[...] -
King Cake for Mardi Gras
As you may know, it is Mardi Gras time in New Orleans. You may also know that we just returned from a trip to New Orleans this past weekend and would really like to go back for another adventure. One can never have too much fun! (...)[...] -
Creole Jambalaya and a visit to New Orleans and Bourbon Street
Happy Monday to you! Last week I posted Part One of our farm visit to Crystal Pines Alpaca Farm and said that I would have Part Two for you this week. (...) Continue Reading" Creole Jambalaya and a visit to New Orleans and Bourbon[...]
