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Creamy Cucumber Salad That Stays Crisp, Not Watery

Pamela Foster · October 15, 2026 ·

A rustic, patterned ceramic bowl filled with a creamy cucumber and dill salad sits on a light wooden table beside a vintage silver spoon and fork.

Most creamy cucumber salads are soup by the time they reach the table. They don’t have to be. October is last call for garden cucumbers in much of the country. Before the frost takes the last of them, make this salad. Two easy tricks keep the slices crisp and the dressing … [Read more...] about Creamy Cucumber Salad That Stays Crisp, Not Watery

Filed Under: *Blog, Budget Saver, Delicious Summer Dishes, Luncheon, Salad, Vegetarian

German Potato Salad Without Mayonnaise

Pamela Foster · September 3, 2026 ·

German potato salad is dressed with hot bacon fat, cider vinegar and onion instead of mayonnaise. It is served warm or at room temperature, never chilled, because warm potatoes absorb the vinegar dressing and cold bacon fat turns waxy. It takes about 45 minutes and it is better … [Read more...] about German Potato Salad Without Mayonnaise

Filed Under: Delicious Summer Dishes, Garden Parties, Labor Day, Luncheon, Picnic, Salad, Side Dish Tagged With: bacon recipes, german potato salad, german recipes, labor day recipes, no mayo, picnic food, potato salad, side dishes, warm salad

The Real History of Red Velvet Cake: Origins and Myths

Pamela Foster · July 24, 2026 ·

Red velvet cake has spent over a century pretending to be one thing while actually being another. It started as a fix for bad flour, got mistaken for a Southern original, and somewhere along the way turned into the most argued-about cake in American baking. So when this recipe … [Read more...] about The Real History of Red Velvet Cake: Origins and Myths

Filed Under: Dessert, Dinner, Fun Food History, Luncheon

Easy Biscoff Banana Pudding Recipe (Creamy No-Bake Dessert)

Pamela Foster · July 7, 2026 ·

Biscoff Banana Pudding is a fun twist on a classic, combining the comforting layers of banana pudding with the rich, caramel-spiced flavour of Lotus Biscoff cookies, created in 1932 by Belgian baker Jan Boone Sr. in the town of Lembeke. This version doesn't use the typical … [Read more...] about Easy Biscoff Banana Pudding Recipe (Creamy No-Bake Dessert)

Filed Under: Delicious Summer Dishes, Dessert, Dinner, Garden Parties, Luncheon, Mother's Day, Picnic Tagged With: Banana pudding, Biscoff

Grilled Prawns with Nduja Butter: Restaurant Flavour in 15 Minutes

Pamela Foster · July 5, 2026 ·

Some dishes look like chef's work and take almost none. Grilled prawns in a spicy nduja butter is one of them. Here is the idea, a little history, and a recipe you can pull off on a weeknight. Great food has a history, and this one is a quiet meeting of two traditions: British … [Read more...] about Grilled Prawns with Nduja Butter: Restaurant Flavour in 15 Minutes

Filed Under: Appetizer, Delicious Summer Dishes, Dinner, Gluten Free, Keto, Luncheon, Side Dish, Wimbledon Tagged With: grilled prawns recipe, nduja substitute, spicy shrimp starter, what is nduja, Wimbledon 2026 prawns

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I am Pamela Foster. Food historian. Wife. Downton and Gilded Age fan. Foodie.

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