Serving up sweet Southern charm
Got a sweet tooth, sugar?
In a rare appearance, I am back with a recipe I just couldn’t keep to myself! I posted these pumpkin snickerdoodles on social media and got so many questions about them that I knew I had to return from retirement to make a post. And …
As you may have gathered from my Local Foodie Friday series and mocktail posts, I am both sober and a Louisvillian. Living in the bourbon capital of the world and not being able to touch a drop of it can be hard sometimes. To keep …
I think I’ve got a thing for title gore and against SEO writing. Google is going to hate me for this title but I just needed to push it in your face that these cookies have ALL THE GOOD THINGS. Cinnamon, maple syrup, blueberries, and …
I’ve spoken before about how the pandemic introduced me to so many amazing friends via the internet. They have helped inform some of my Gent Goes Global posts, and I have even gotten to meet almost all of my US-based friends! The ability to share …
Before we begin I have to say that I’m sorry for the title gore. If it seems like I may have thrown the kitchen sink at these cookies… I did. But I have my reasons! What started at a flailing attempt at creating a cookie …
Though I live in Louisville, I have deep connections to other nearby cities. Lexington is where my husband is from, and we met while attending the University of Kentucky there. Cincinnati is where our best friends live and is the site of many a concert …
The following post was not sponsored. Opinions are my own. Before we get into it, let me set the record straight: YES I am on record as a proud Hoosier Hater. Ask anyone that lives on a state border (think New York/New Jersey, Illinois/Wisconsin, Kansas/Missouri) …
I make no secret about my love of potatoes, from latkes to papas a la huancaína. I’m back with yet another South American take on the humble tuber – this time from Ecuador. It’s time we talked about llapingachos. Llapingachos are kind of similar to …
Cleveland, Ohio: home to rock and roll, many sports teams and universities, and a lengthy stretch of Lake Erie shore. It’s one of America’s largest cities, but it joins its Midwest peers in being overlooked as a travel destination. I was determined to find the …
I am lucky enough to have Twitter followers from around the world, so I often turn to them for inspiration for my #GentGoesGlobal series. One of my followers told me that he swore he would eat nothing but papas a la huancaína for the rest …