D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Cozy Cottage PieIn the 18th century, the quintessential Cottage Pie arrived on the scene somewhere in the far flung land of the United Kingdom and Ireland…1h ago1h ago
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Praline Pecan Buttermilk Bundt CakeThe word pecan was first used in 1761. It comes from the Indigenous Algonquin word “pakani,” which then evolved to “pacane.”2d ago2d ago
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Delectable Roasted ChickenIt is shown that the chicken was domesticated 8,000 years ago in Southeast Asia and spread to China. Whole chickens are cooked in many…5d ago5d ago
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Silky Chocolate PieThe cacao tree, which produces cacao beans, is native to the Amazon rainforest in South America. It’s believed that the tree was first…Aug 21Aug 21
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Blackberry CobblerThe blackberry is one of the most difficult berries to pin down, taxonomically. Their unclear origins have been narrowed down to Europe…Aug 19Aug 19
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Cranberry-Orange CookiesThe Cranberry is native to the swamps and bogs of northeastern North America, and was used by the Indigenous people there in a variety of…Aug 16Aug 16
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Shaker Lemon PieLemons were thought to be a sacred fruit in Hinduism. One popular mythological belief is that lemons were given in the rituals to the…Aug 14Aug 14
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Hearty Ham & Potato SoupThe earliest evidence of the tubers of early potatoes dates back to 2500 BC in central Peru.Aug 12Aug 12
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Grilled Sirloin SteakThe Taurus Mountains are a mountain complex in southern Turkey, separating the Mediterranean coastal region from the central Anatolian…Jul 19Jul 19
D.D. SaquaHere, Kitchen Witch: Oven-Roasted AsparagusHumans have been eating asparagus for over 2,000 years. Originating in the Mediterranean, this vegetable was eaten in Ancient Egypt…Jul 17Jul 17