Joel C. Brothers

I learned to cook as soon as I could stand up on my own, which wasn’t unusual in that day and time. In the Texas of 1960, everyone cooked. I learned how to make biscuits, gravy, pancakes, French Toast and other staples quickly, and when I started school, my sister, brothers and I would make our own breakfast, and for mom and dad, most of the time.

Poached eggs are a wonderful repast, and my favorite way to eat eggs. Low in

Perky Turkey, or Don’t Be a Nerd…Fry the Bird… It has become somewhat trendy now

Almost everyone can remember how delicious Grandma’s cooking was at Christmas, especially the honey-glazed ham,

With constant warnings about what’s safe to eat or drink, it’s a wonder humanity survives.

If you’re spending any time at all grilling or barbecuing meat, you’ll want to take

Chili is not a mild food. There is nothing subtle about chili. It is a

Ever since the movie Sideways came out, there has been a surge in interest in

I would hazard a guess that the vast majority of the average wine-consuming public have

You’re at a wine-tasting party. The host brings out an expensive-looking bottle of 1997 PlumpJack

The first salad was invented by Og, the Neolithic caveman. At some point, he realized