A cooking blog focused on providing recipes with an emphasis on texture for those struggling with anosmia.
My husband grew up in the South where cornbread was a staple at many, many meals. I grew up eating cornbread on Thanksgiving by preparing the mix straight from the box, but other than that, cornbread didn't have a place in my life. Until last year, when my husband started asking for chili to take... Continue Reading →
Everyone loves pecan pie, at least that's what I thought as a kid. It's warm, it's gooey, and it's fantastic under a pile of whipped cream. As a kid, my dad always bought my mom those little mini pecan pie tarts from Swiss Colony for Christmas. They were intended as a gift for her, but... Continue Reading →
Growing up, I had a very weird relationship with Hamburger Pie, which my mother always called it, despite the fact that it was always topped with cheese. It was one of my grandmother's favorite foods, and my father absolutely hated it. After my grandmother passed away, you'd think that the inappropriately named Hamburger Pie would... Continue Reading →
Sorry for the late update! I fell down the rabbit hole recently getting lost in Italy. I spent a month travelling around Europe, but spent most of the time in Italy, getting lost in the streets of the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum. It's a beautiful city and I highly recommend it - just make... Continue Reading →
I love snack foods, my all time favorite being BBQ Black Bean Bearitos. Sadly, I'm a bit of a low carb kick now which means that they are unfortunately out of my diet with a whopping 13 carbs per ounce. My nutritionist wants me on only 14 carbs per day, which means just one handful... Continue Reading →
If you're looking for a quick and yummy dinner, then look no further! These salmon burgers take only about a half an hour to prepare, and hold their shape well. Lately I've been working on cutting meat out of my diet, so this definitely helps to satisfy that craving for a burger without sacrificing any... Continue Reading →
I love baking. It's a great way to take a few mundane ingredients and turn them into something amazing. I've been told over and over again that baking is like a science: you have to follow the recipe to the letter and add in everything exactly as stated or your final product will be a... Continue Reading →
I love potato chips, or any kind of chip, really. I like crunchy foods, the crunchier the better. When my husband accidentally burned a batch of carrot fries, I happily munched on burnt sticks of charcoal (with a side of BBQ sauce, of course!) The satisfying bite and the crunchy texture has always appealed to... Continue Reading →
I've been on a bit of a doctor-induced low carb kick lately, and it's honestly not as bad as I thought that it would be. Sure, not being able to bake is a big downside for me, but the upside is that I can still eat my eggs, and if you've visited this blog before,... Continue Reading →
Pulling an all nighter cramming for an exam. Pulling a late shift at work to make a last-minute deadline. Sometimes things come up in our lives and we need a sugar fix to keep us going as long as we can. Forget the calories, the carbs - you can worry about that after everything's all... Continue Reading →
The No Nose Kitchen 