teacher by day - chef by night
I have been looking at making Pumpkin Pie Martinis for about a year and for some reason just never made them! Tonight I realized that I had not posted anything in a while (sorry – I have cooked things but was away at Punkin Chunkin …
![[Skeleton] Mudslide Jigglers](https://www.teacher-chef.com/wp-content/themes/kale/sample/images/thumb2.jpg)
HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2011!
The color was just right, the flavor was awesome, and they are so easily adaptable to whatever you want to make with them! I can see these guys being so cute for Winter in a Snowman (or snowflake) pan!!!
I won 3rd place!! I have always said that I am a chef and not a baker AND decorating has been my weakest area. BUT over the past year or so of this blog I’ve obviously gotten better at my decorating and have been inspired …
![Pickled [Deviled] Eggs](https://i0.wp.com/www.teacher-chef.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/4-22-pickled-beet-eggs1.jpg?resize=760%2C400&ssl=1)
A few years ago I made Pickled Beets and my parents told me that they hated pickled beets, but since through the years I was forced to try lots of things that I said I didn’t like – I told them they had to try it. Guess What… they liked it! I figured since at Passover (or Easter!!) we always have hard-boiled eggs and my whole family now likes pickled beets, why not combine the two!?
Every year since I can remember, Chocolate Covered Matzo graced our Passover table. We always bought it but in recent years 1/2 of the pieces in the package were no longer full pieces of matzo but were broken into small pieces. Having smaller pieces is …
… like you really need an excuse to eat warm melty cheese!? I love my Food Holiday Reference and when I saw that this past Monday was National Fondue Day – how could I resist (although we celebrated a belated Fondue Day and waited until …