Author: Troy Bowersox

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Kiss the Cook: Eggs and spinach make quick, healthy meal

December 1, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments breakfast, eggs, feta, kiss the cook, meal, spinach, troy bowersox

Hot breakfast meals that make for a quick, healthy dinner are a favorite of mine. I can eat eggs at

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Kiss the Cook: Leftover mashed potatoes reborn as tasty cakes

December 1, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments cheese, kiss the cook, leftover, mashed potatoes, potato cake, thanksgiving, troy bowersox

When cooking a large Thanksgiving meal, leftovers are likely to happen. My family tends to have big meals and there

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Kiss the Cook: Re-imagining Aunt Polly’s cranberry sauce

November 16, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments berry, cranberry, cranberry sauce, kiss the cook, sauce, thanksgiving, tradition

While growing up, I remember going over to my Aunt Polly’s for meals around the holidays. Polly wasn’t her real

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Kiss the Cook: Come home to a comforting ham and bean soup

November 9, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments comfort food, ham and bean, kiss the cook, soup

My schedule has been very busy lately. It makes it hard to find time to cook when you are working

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Kiss the Cook: Stuffing balls that make your mouth water

November 3, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments butter, filling, gravy, holiday, kiss the cook, leftovers, stuffing, stuffing ball, thanksgiving

Before we know it, Thanksgiving will be here. That gets me to thinking about turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing and

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Kiss the Cook: Hearty breakfast for a hearty day in the outdoors

October 27, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments breakfast, kiss the cook, outdoors, sausage gravy, troy bowersox

By now, regular readers of this column have probably noticed that I enjoy making comfort foods. When I think of

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Kiss the Cook: Olive bread the perfect comfort food

October 19, 2015October 20, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments cornmeal, loaf, make at home, olive bread, olives, rosemary, thyme, tomatoes, troy bowersox, yeast

One of my favorite things to make is bread. Working with bread, particularly yeast bread, is enjoyable. Getting your hands

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Kiss the Cook: Roll a reuben as an easy appetizer option

October 13, 2015October 13, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments appetizer, corned beef, kiss the cook, reuben, roll, sauerkraut, swiss cheese, thousand island dressing

Recently, my friend A.J. invited me to his annual “Root of all Evil” fall bash. We always have a great

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Meat lover’s dream: Bacon-wrapped meatloaf a tasty treat

October 5, 2015October 5, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments bacon, bacon-wrapped, dijon, easy meal, family, jalapeno, kiss the cook, meatloaf, mustard

Everything taste better with bacon, some say! Now combine bacon and pork and you get a double helping of awesome

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Food outdoors 

Outdoors recipe: A new, easy and tasty way to prepare venison

September 23, 2015 Troy Bowersox 0 Comments deer meat, featured, kiss the cook, Outdoors cooking, venison, wild game

Want a new way to use ground venison that is easy, tasty and only takes about a half-hour?

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