Every once and a while a cookbook comes along that sort of revolutionizes the way I cook/bake in my kitchen. Dorie Greenspan’s Baking: From My Home to Yours helped me become a better baker and now Pam Anderson’s latest book, Perfect One-Dish Dinners is assisting me in the cooking department.
Like you, I’m crazy busy. Between teaching, blogging, photographing, and writing, sometimes I barely have the brain power or the energy to nuke a hot dog. Yes, I do eat microwaved hot dogs; don’t judge me. However, Perfect One-Dish Dinners has taken the guess work out of cooking. Pam’s book will assist you with meals for those cozy, quiet evenings at home, but will also help you pull off an amazing dinner party with stellar results.
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Perfect One-Dish Dinners is a collection of accessible meals based around the one-dish main course. Pam creatively includes appetizers, sides, desserts and wine pairings to complement each of the One-Dish Dinners. From Osso Bucco with Dirty Polenta to Silky Chocolate Flan, I’m certain this cookbook will have something for every occasion. I have made six recipes from the book and all of them have been absolutely delicious. My favorite being the Sausage and White Bean Cassoulet, it’s simple and incredibly tasty.
I had the pleasure of meeting Pam and her amazing daughters, Maggy and Sharon, on a recent trip to San Francisco. Let me tell you, they are pretty fantastic…humble, adorable and hilarious. The three of them collaborate to write the witty and scrumptious blog, Three Many Cooks. Definitely check them out on Facebook and Twitter for all things delicious.
Last night I made Pam’s hearty Pork Stew; served alongside a warm baguette it was the perfect dinner to warm us up on a dreary fall day. We ended our meal with these decadent Pecan Pie Sundaes…they have all the flavors of pecan pie without all the work. And since I am such a HUGE fan of this book, I am giving two away and sharing a recipe from my Sunday Supper. Today 24 food bloggers are banning together spread the word about Perfect One-Dish Dinners, so definitely click through the links below to experience all kinds of deliciousness.
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DineAndDish.net
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1.) Open to U.S.A. residents only.
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4.) Winners have until 11/2/10 to claim the cookbooks.
5.) Book will be sent directly from Amazon.
Pecan Pie Sundaes
Yield: up to 12 servings
Ingredients:
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar, divided
3/4 stick (6 tablespoons) butter, plus 1 tablespoon butter, melted, divided
2 tablespoons molasses
1/2 cup heavy cream
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 9-inch refrigerated pie crust
1 1/2 quarts premium vanilla ice cream
1 bag (5 oz) glazed pecans, coarsely choppedDirections:
1. To make caramel sauce, bring 1 cup sugar and 1/4 cup water to a boil over medium heat in a medium heavy-bottomed saucepan, whisking constantly. When mixture starts to boil, turn heat to medium-low and stop whisking. Continue to boil until mixture turns golden brown, 10 to 15 minutes. Remove pan from heat and whisk in 6 tablespoons butter and molasses. When butter has melted, whisk in cream. Cool to room temperature.
2. Adjust oven rack to lower-middle position and heat oven to 375 degrees. Line a baking sheet with a Silpat baking mat or parchment paper.
3. Mix remaining 2 tablespoons sugar with cinnamon in a small bowl. unroll pie dough and place on baking sheet. Brush with remaining 1 tablespoon melted butter and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar. Cut dough into 12 triangles with a pizza wheel or sharp knife and pull triangles out a little to separate. Bake until golden brown, 12 to 14 minutes. Just before serving, scoop 1/2 cup ice cream into each goblet. Top with 2 tablespoons sauce, a scant 2 tablespoons pecans, and a wedge of pastry. Serve immediately.
Notes:
Sauce can be kept in the refrigerator at least a month, and pie wedges may be frozen for up to a month.
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I love pork roast with potatoes on Sundays!
I love pasta with sauce – especially when my grandma makes it.
What a fabulous sounding book! And those sundaes!? Goodness. They look amazing! Our favorite sunday supper is probably shepherd’s pie – a staple in our house growing up! So comforting!
I would love to get this book. In an ideal world, my favorite Sunday meal in the fall would be Beef Stew. Sadly, we ate sandwiches last night – too much running around all weekend with four active children.
I love roast– with the vegetables included!
A perfect Sunday meal is any meat and 3 combo! I’m a true Southern girl and love country cookin’. I guess if I had to pick one, I’d choose pan-fried fish, greens, mac’n'cheese, and stewed tomatoes!
I love a good hearty soup and after that anything is good!!
I can’t wait to make this recipe next! Love it!
My favorite Sunday supper recipe as of late has been a seafood bisque w/shrimp, lobster, clam and scallops in a toasty bread bowl.
I like having things in the crockpot on Sunday– chili, bbq chicken sandwiches, anything that can be ready when we get home from church.
My favorite Sunday Supper is Pizza, but mostly just during Football season. Homemade is the best, but some days (ok, who am I kidding…most days) I’m lazy and it’s delivery that hit’s the spot.
Nothing like roast with carrots and onions for Sunday lunch. Mmmm.
On Sundays when it’s cool outside, I like to make roast pork tenderloin. In the summer we grill something. The Pecan Pie Sundaes look great!!
Yum! What a great sundae recipe
I love a good breakfast for dinner kind of meal. Waffles or frittata or homemade doughnuts. Sunday is a good day to do that.
My favorite Sunday supper recipe is for a big pot of potato soup. I use about 7 pounds of potatoes cut into a little less than quarter size. Put them into a big pot and cover with water, I use quite a bit of water because I like the soup. The pan I use I fill it until it’s almost running over (5 0r 6 qt.). I add salt to the water & potatoes. When potatoes are almost done I add about 3/4 of a bag of krinkly noodles (you can use wide egg noodles) and finish cooking. When both noodles and potatoes are done I add two sticks of butter and two cans of cream and some pepper. This really isn’t a diet friendly recipe with all the cream and butter. I’ve tried using the low fat cream and butter but it just doesn’t taste the same. It is filling though so you usually get filled up pretty quick.
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My favorite Sunday dinner, hands down, is roasted chicken, vegetables, and baby potatoes.
I don’t need to be entered in the giveaway but had to come tell you that I eat microwave hotdogs too
Didn’t want you standing out there with that confession all alone 
My favorite Sunday dinner is pasta bolognese, garlic bread, and Caesar salad–especially if my grandmother is cooking :]
Our favorite Sunday Supper is roast chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn or Italian greenbeans and dessert is pumpkin pie. Pure Comfort food!
I loved participating in this Three Many Cooks blogging love fest! I love the book, too, and was especially thrilled that my kids found several recipes inside that they wanted to try. The pork stew is one of the ones I am excited about – so it’s great to hear that it got good reviews from you! xo
These pecan sundaes look amazing. I happily all ready have a copy of this amazing book. xo
My favorite Sunday dinner reminds me of home- some slow roasted/smoked/barbecued meat with grilled veggies and sweet potatoes (the kind of meal you only have the TIME to make on the weekend!) and some homemade pie for dessert… SO YUM!
My favorite Sunday Supper is Nigella’s Roast Chicken. So comforting. I would love a whole cookbook dedicated to sunday suppers, too!
I’ve heard good things about Pam Anderson’s cooking which, to be totally honest with you, shocked me at first. Whod’ve thunk it?
Everything you’ve talked about here sounds fantastic, and this pecan pie sundae is right up my alley. I love pecan pie.
My favorite Sunday Supper. hands down, lasagna. Good stuff.
As a pecan pie lover, I can’t wait to serve this to my pecan-pie-loving family members, and the leaf-shaped pie crust pieces are perfect!
I cant enter since im not in usa, but I had to comment on those gorgeour sundaes! I cre cream is my favorite thing to make, I think that is a fantastic idea. i love the crunchy wedges of baked pie crust! YUM!
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Cola-can barbecue chicken with cheddar mashed potatoes and biscuits
hmm, good Sunday dinner…I’m going to have to go with a nice, hearty, homemade bolognaise sauce over whole wheat spaghetti, with crusty bread on the side. YUM.
omg that pecan pie sunday looks to die for!! i’ll be whipping one up for myself VERY soon.
What a great book! I will be sure to answer
Hahaha that was supposed to be “enter” not “answer”….
I love anything comfort-y on Sundays. We have a Sunday dinner tradition going back many years – we host Sunday dinner and friends join us. Love things like roast chicken and potatoes, or a big pot of chili.
My favorite Sunday dinner would have to be meatloaf and over roasted potatoes.
Spaghetti and meatballs with homemade sauce.
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Definitely pot roast and mashed potatoes. YUM!
I LOVED Baked Ham and Mac & Cheese for Sunday Dinner
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I really do something different every week. But I’ll go with chili because I make it all the time and love it.
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I love a roast for Sunday dinner, although I rarely make one. I usually opt for leftovers if they are available to keep Sunday super-simple.
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The perfect Sunday dinner at our house is a simple roasted heritage chicken with homemade garlic mashed potatoes and brussels sprouts sauted in lemon or lime butter with sliced almonds. Easy and soooo good! I FB “LIKED” Three Many Cooks – amazing recipes!
My hubby’s meatloaf (the only meatloaf I will ever like) Its NEVER the same and always tasty. Plus home made mashed potatos yummm
My favorite Sunday supper would be my mom’s meatloaf cake from when I was a kid. She always made food so much fun. She would cook the meatloaf in a bundt pan, and “frost” it with mashed potatoes. Soooo good.
Chicken pot pie, with baked apples and cheese, and bread pudding with whiskey sauce and ice cream…my favorite Sunday dinner when I was a child!! I still make it for my children and grandchildren!!
During fall and winter, chili with cornbread is the best Sunday night dinner! Yum!
On Sunday’s I like a nice pot of Chili in the winter time other wise I like to have some scalloped potatos and ham from scratch. Nice cheesy ones.
pot roast with caramelized carrots! yum!
Roast or Chicken with potatoes and fresh rolls.
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I love to make a big pot of soup for Sunday dinner–easy and delicious! Corn chowder is my newest favorite! Lately I’m also loving comforting desserts like bread pudding!
Pork Stew would fit the bill in this family…and no judging about the hot dogs
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Love this! But, um, I’m pretty sure I would have to make my serving in a large bowl instead of the very elegant plating you have here-I’m a complete glutton, especaily for this Pecan Pie Sundae.
As for my entry, because yes, I want to win this book so my favorite Sunday supper meal: Chicken and Dumplings.
I love the traditional Sunday roast!
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I don’t need to enter, because I already have the cookbook.
It’s wonderful! If you guys don’t win the giveaway, make sure to pick up a copy. I’ve made two recipes from it already (just got it a week or so ago) and both have been fantastic. This will be our go-to cookbook for crazy busy weeks during the school year! Good luck, everyone!
My Grandma’s fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy and green beans from her garden!
Nothing beats my mom’s homemade baked ziti with warm, crusty Italian rolls.
I would love to win this cookbook. I am addicted to cooking and baking and love to try new recipes. Thanks in advance.
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What a great idea! This cookbook has potential to really make a difference in my cooking. And Lord knows, I need all the help I can get….
My favorite Sunday Supper? Well, I was a sit down dinner with my whole family. Usually like a mini Thanksgiving. Meat, potatoes and a few sides of veg. Perfect!
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Usually a roast with potatoes, onions, and carrots. In the crockpot with french onion soup mix and beef broth. YUM!
I love roast, mashed potatoes and hot rolls dripping with butter. Yum!
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I’m actually in college right now, and I can tell you that I miss roast lamb so much.
So much. <3
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My ideal Sunday meal is roast chicken, mashed potatoes, fried okra, and my sister’s homemade rolls recipe! Oh…and sweet tea and pecan pie!
I like homemade spaghetti and meatballs on Sunday!
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dannnggggg girl! that photo is straight up gorgeous. the leaf-shaped cookies really take it to the next level
also, no judgment on the hot dogs, because when no one is looking…i LOVE ramen noodles. and sometimes, i make them with two packs of noodles, not just one. so wrong. so sodium-tastic. so good.
I love old fashioned roast beef and mashed potatoes.
Thanks for the chance to enter.
Enjoy the rest of your week!
A big pot of soup, which changes weekly. Add some really good bread, and I’m a happy camper.
Sunday was always one of the most rushed dinner nights for me growing up because I had figure skating lessons. Thinking back on other meals (my mom always made dinner, but I wouldn’t say she “cooked”), my favorite was probably chicken breasts with boiled red potatoes and steamed carrots. Boring, I know, but it was always good.
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Penne with meatballs. BTW – I’d rather eat this dessert than a nuked hot dog any day of the week. And, I’m not opposed to a nuked hot dog now and again.
I love shepherds pie on sundays!
I can’t wait to try this recipe! Love Pam’s book!!
i do love chinese food on sundays:-) but really my favorite sunday supper is chili with cornbread!
Roast Beef with Gravy, Mashed Potatos and green Beans with Onion and Bacon and Home Baked Bread – Takes me back to Sunday Dinners years ago every time!
I love this corn chowder recipe by Jeff Hixson. It’s simple yet satisfying. We top it with shredded cheddar cheese. It’s delicious whether served on it’s own or accompanied by a salad and well buttered crusty bread.
http://www.food.com/recipe/corn-chowder-51155
Pot Roast!!! So yummy!
Okay this was on my list before but now it really is. Simply gorgeous love!
I love to make a big pan of lasagna! Yum, and so easy to have it all in one dish.
I love homemade beef and potato tacos with tomatoes, shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, topped with homemade salsa and sour cream. Paired with homemade spanish rice and beans. Yummm!
I tweeted about this on Twitter!
I now like Three Many Cooks on Facebook. So glad to know they are out there! Love Pam Anderson.
My favorite Sunday Dinner recipe…since I’m married to an Italian, we have a Pasta Sunday! We do lasagna or a ziti or spaghetti and meatballs. Whatever works or whatever we’re in the mood for. It’s either that, or roasting a chicken on a Sunday. Love that!
That is just evil, and delicious, and simply must be consumed immediately! Swoon!
As a true southern girl, Sunday means home cooking! Every other day of the week can be something quick and simple but Sunday means home cooking. If I had to pick a Sunday meal, I’d go with meatloaf, mashed potatoes, sweet corn, green beans and a something (anything) sweet for dessert. Possibly a red velvet cake!!
My favorite Sunday Supper has been Roast and Potatoes since I was a kid. But my new favorite way to have it is roasting it all together in the oven and then making mashed potatoes with some of the juices and the roast potatoes. Mmm.
I love pizza on Sundays. Homemade where everyone gets to chose their own toppings and we can make the dough into whatever shape we want. We then sit down and watch football!!
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My favorite Sunday supper is roasted chicken and potatoes with rosemary and a really good quality olive oil. Having family join me around the table is always a plus, too.
Our favorite Sunday Supper is a good pot roast with potatoes, carrots and onions. Yummy! These Pecan Pie Sundaes sounds devine!
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We normally do something quick on Sunday night because we go to mass in the evening and then it’s time to come home, eat and get ready for school the next day. But, this has me thinking….what about a Sunday Supper mid-day? Ooo, I LIKE this idea! No more rushing around Sunday nights!
Nothing beats a hearty bowl of chili and Bears game on a Fall Sunday afternoon!
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The classic, pot roast and potatoes. Love it!
I love chicken pot pie on Sundays, yummmm!!!
I love a good grilled steak with a huge salad and a side of potatoes!
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Barbeque Meatloaf mashed potatoes and green beans! The ultimate comfort food in our house!
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Those sundaes look to die for. My only wish would be that the glass would be bigger so that I could just dive in and eat it instead of having to use a spoon.
Spaghetti and meatballs or lasagna!
I love a good old fashion beef roast and mashed potatoes Sunday Dinner.
Sounds like a fabulous book! We love good, old comfort food on Sundays. Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, pot roast with carrots and potatoes, mmmmmm
This looks awesome. I’ve been looking for the perfect cookbook for my sis-in-law (also a busy teacher/coach). I think this is the one! Thanks for the chance to win.
Oh, fav Sunday Supper? Spaghetti with homemade red sauce. Usually plain, but with Italian sausage and bell peppers if I want the extra kick. =)
Queenie, Thank you for giving me a copy of Pam’s book . I made the Cassoulet-Style Italian Sausages and White Bean, last week for John and your brother, they loved it.
I love shepherd’s pie for Sunday dinner, we also tend to have roasted whole chicken with roasted root veggies and gravy made from scratch. The book sounds wonderful and those pecan desserts look too fancy to eat!
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Turkey necks, rice and collard greens…
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Yes, I’m old school..a good big roast and potatoes simmering in the crock pot is a sunday staple.
Sunday is made for comfort food. I love a roast (chicken, pork or beef, doesn’t matter!) and mashed potatoes w/ gravy, coleslaw and some veggies. If it’s football season and the Patriots are playing, I just do up a bunch of different appetizers and my kids love it!
I know it’s not traditional, but since our whole family goes to Sunday morning and Sunday evening church, we like to bring home sub sandwiches on Sunday afternoons. Yum!
I love seafood….so brunch that includes seafood and pecan butter waffles sound yummy. Can’t wait to try this Pecan Pie Sundae.
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This time of year I love to cook up a big pot of soup, a hearty bread and add some cheese to round out a simple meal with any type of pie for dessert. It’s great when friends drop by because there is always enough. Add a bottle of wine and it’s a party. If no one does drop by, there is a quick week night meal waiting or…. great lunches.
We love huge traditional Sunday dinners……..homemade chicken and noodles, fried chicken, meat loaf or ham loaf. You get the idea.
Lasagna is the favorite Sunday meal at my house. I make my mom’s recipe and it’s a huge hit every time!
My favorite Sunday meal is ham with mashed potatoes and gravy.
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Homemade mac & cheese is my favorite Sunday meal. Makes the thought of Monday coming just a little bit easier, especially if there are leftovers to bring for lunch!
I love chicken & dumplings or chicken pot pie! Can’t get quite the same taste as when my granma used to make them , but I still love ‘em!!
Our Sunday favorite is roasted chicken and mashed potatoes
This look simply divine! I love a traditional sunday roast with oven baked root vegetables and yorkshire pudding with gravy! Yumm!
My Fav. sunday food is Alberta Roast beef, mashed potatoes, and mixed veggies!
My favorite dinner in the fall on any day is turkey and all the trimmings. I usually make this several times each fall, but Sundays are usually the only day I have time to do it.
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My favorite Sunday Dinner in autumn is Pot Roast with vegetables! And, of course, something decadent for dessert like my Grandmother’s Oatmeal Cake with warm Coconut Frosting!
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Sundaes on Sunday, which is why this Pecan Pie Sundae is fab
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Homemade soup – and use the leftovers for lunch during the week.
I love a good roast with mashed potatoes and glazed carrots.
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We eat alot healthier now, but when I get the craving (usually once a year) it’s
fried chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy for Sunday. Especially this time of year with the cold weather settling in – nothing sounds better. I get alot of inspiration from your blog for my sorority house menus. I look forward to reading them. Thanks so much
I love mashed potatoes and meatloaf!
Hands down, the whole family agrees. Chicken and homemade egg noodles over mashed potatoes. Don’t even talk about the carbs in this!
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One dish dinners are my favorite–I’d have to say my number one is definitely Shepherd’s Pie!
roast chicken, mashed potatoes and stuffing – I love the dinner and I especially like the leftover chicken to turn into chicken mushroom pie the next day!
Beef stew with potatoes and carrots. Yum!
I love to have Smothered Steak with mashed potatoes and fresh frozen corn for my Sunday dinner…and don’t forget the warm biscuits with butter and homeade strawberry jam! No need for dessert after all that! I saw the video for the sausage and white bean dish on Pam Anderson’s website…Please let me win the cookbook so that I can make it for my very own!!!
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I don’t necessarily have a favorite Sunday Supper. But I do have a favorite Sunday memory. Whenever we would go to my grandma’s house for the summer she would always take us to church with her. Every Sunday, on the way home from church, we would stop by Baskin Robbins and pick out ice cream for the week. We would always get ice cream right before bed. That was the best thing about Sundays! We would then go home and eat sandwiches for lunch then enjoy our ice cream!
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For the cooler weather, I love a warm, creamy pot of Corn Chowder with some crusty bread!
Pot Rosat with roasted carrots and potatoes with luscious, buttery carmelized onions! Top it all off with a glass of apple cider! Yum!
I love making pizza on Sundays!!
Yum.
I love a good roasted chicken with potatoes!! Just good food!
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My favorite Sunday dinner is pot roast. When I’m going to be home all day, I’ll braise it and let it slow roast in the oven. Otherwise, it’s SUPER easy to do in the crockpot, too!
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Love a good Lasagna on Sunday nights with a big salad!
meatloaf, garlic mashed potatoes, corn & rolls with something chocolate for dessert….yummm….this is making me hungry…!
In fall & winter, our favorite is definitely lasagna made with my homemade tomato sauce. I like to get a good loaf of crusty Italian bread and make bruschetta or garlic bread, and also serve a fresh caesar salad. I make the sauce & lasagna on Saturday, so that I have more time on Sunday for football!
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My favorite Sunday supper is a PB&J, with a glass of coke and salt and vinger chips. Is it really “supper”, no but it is a great way to end the weekend.
Being Puerto Rican my favorite Sunday Supper is a bit different but no less delicious. I was pretty lucky, my mom, dad and grandmas were / are all wonderful cooks.
My favorite would have to be their homemade Sopa de Pollo, or Puerto Rican Chicken soup. It was made with sofrito, chicken thighs, potatoes, rice (put in the soup right before eating), corn on the cob and little balls of green banana that we called bollitos (sounds like bo yee toes). The green banana imparted such an amazing and special flavor that is still a favorite of mine to this day. It takes me back to my childhood every time. The starch from the bananas adds just a bit of thickener to the broth and makes it the perfect consistency. I make some ahead of time and freeze them to add to soups as needed
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I love chicken and dumplings or chili for our cozy Sunday evenings. (Thanks, Mom, for teaching me to sew and cook!)
Been following Pam’s work for awhile, but didn’t know about Three Cooks on fcbk, so I am now an official devoted fan!
I love roast, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans w/ almonds, and hot dinner rolls for Sunday dinner.
In the summer, we like to grill on Sunday. Either burgers and all the picnic side dishes, or a steak and baked potato.
Our favorite fall Sunday dinner is homemade paninis and soup. I love the comfort of the simple food with wonderful flavors.
pot roast or kalua pig in the slow cooker!
I like Chicken & Dumplings.
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Favorite Sunday Meal, Fried chicken, potatoes and gravy, corn, biscuits and apple pie for dessert! Yum! Yum!!
I love experimenting on Sunday’s, so for my Sunday Suppers are for new recipes. It’s the one day of the week that I have the time to try out new things!
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I like Sunday dinners to be something that fills the house with a delish smell that draws my family in to the table together. A roast seems to be the fav as of late.
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I love Pam Anderson”s recipes… thanks for the opportunity to enter such a great giveaway.
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On Sunday, I love lasagna!! And the leftovers on Monday are great too!!
This is my favorite Sunday Supper, especially when it’s cooler. Only 1 dish and 4 ingredients are used, 2 of those cans! Quick and easy but great nutrition and taste.
Meatloaf, mashed potatoes!
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Thank the world I remembered you had this sundae with pecans! I will let you know when I make it. Thank you for all your great recipes as well!
Those sundaes look wonderful. I may have to put these on the menu for dessert tomorrow night ;0)
Oven-baked ribs with some kind of yummy, fattening side!
I don’t have a specific Sunday dinner… I just like to try lots of new recipes that may take more time than an average week-night dinner. But some of my favorites are fajitas, chimichangas, or chicken pot pie.