The Carnivorous Food Breeze

Welcome! This blog is a collection of recipes, advice, humor, attitude, and sarcasm, but it's mostly about step-by-step instructions for preparing restaurant quality food at home. It's written by a Texas caterer who specializes in "Big Meat" and Cajun/Creole dishes. Enjoy yourself while you're here and feel free to share. If you make something and you enjoy it, your comments would certainly be appreciated!

Friday, June 28, 2019

Banana Cream Pudding Pie

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I was introduced to this recipe by our neighborhood's Elder Stateswoman, Trish.  I'm not sure how to describe Trish.. I'm prett...
Friday, May 24, 2019

Chicken, Spinach, Artichoke, and Green Chili Lasagna

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I have tremendous respect for the generations of Italian Grandmothers who pour their souls into the preparation and preservation of per...
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Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Smoked Heritage Turkey (Southern Style)

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Not too long ago, my friend Tammie asked me if I'd be interested in cooking one of the heritage turkeys that she had on her farm.  I J...
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"Skirted" Grilled Cheese Sandwich

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Looks good, eh?  I wanted a grilled cheese sandwich, but I didn't want a "classic" grilled cheese sandwich.  What to do? ...
Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Perfect Charcoal Grilled Chicken

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Grilling individual pieces of chicken to perfection, over an open flame, isn't easy.  It LOOKS easy, but it's tricky!  Think to you...
Thursday, February 28, 2019

Shrimp Tacos, Avocado Salsa, and Spicy Skillet Adobo Sauce!

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Who doesn't like tacos?  I like mine in soft homemade flour tortillas, and I lean toward fish or shrimp tacos if you're taking note...
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Working as a caterer, cook, and BBQ Pitmaster for more than 40 years, Ken has been influenced by various foods he has sampled in all 50 states and in 28 different countries. He brings his favorite tastes from the American South to this blog, along with a healthy dose of sarcasm and fun!
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