Welcome to the first installment of Kindred Kitchen! You know how most of my posts include a Local Spotlight? Well, consider this one big, huge floodlight! I am so excited to bring you this non-recipe (!) post today about Sovereign Chocolates. Abigail and Chanel are the masterminds behind this amazing bean-to-bar chocolate company that makes their chocolate right here in Tulsa! They have been a part of the most recent class of Kitchen 66, a program that helps food businesses get off the ground. We got in touch and I promptly invited myself to the Kitchen 66 into their space to see their magic at work!
This recipe for a pitcher of margarita always gets the party started!
This is like your favorite shrimp boil, but you don’t have to heat up your stove – it’s grilling season!
One of my favorite Greek events in college was PIKE’s shrimp boil. I guess mainly because it’s a super southern thing, and I’d never really heard of it before coming to college and so it was cool and new. And also…I love shrimp. The only part that I didn’t love about it was that over-boiled corn gets shrively and it’s not quite as good as it could be. So I got to thinking – there’s not many things better in life than grilled corn. Why don’t I just grill the whole thing? Thus, the grilled shrimp boil was born.
This is a better-than-Olive Garden version of Zuppa Toscana – complete with local food flair!
Take a look at how adorable these potatoes are. They’re PURPLE! I had no idea. They looked like normal red potatoes on the outside, and then I cut them open and was pleasantly surprised by their rich color. I got them from my trusty potato people at the farmers market.
First off, I apologize for falling off the face of the earth for two weeks. A combination of things being busy around here and a couple of recipes not panning out quite in the way I anticipated, led to me falling behind! Hopefully I’ve jumped back on the wagon!
We took a gander to the Porter Peach Festival a couple weeks ago. Porter is a little farm town about 45 minutes outside of Tulsa. Their peaches are famous. In Colorado, it was all about the Palisade Peaches. Here in Oklahoma, I’ve always heard about the infamous Porter Peach. It must be a requirement to grow peaches that your town starts with a P.