recipes
Recipes for Realtors: A Figgy Cornish Hen Christmas
As many of our readers know, I keep a large jar of fresh, not dried, black (blue) mission figs, either Spanish or Italian, in my refrigerator at all times soaking in brandy.
Recipes for Realtors: Tomato peach fruit carpaccio
For this recipe, you should prepare all the items ahead of time but keep everything separate and refrigerated. Assemble it near to serving time.
Recipes for Realtors: Simple Simon sandwiches
These are plain and simple sandwiches but there’s nothing ordinary about them. Fresh is always better, and likely better food.
Recipes for Realtors: Make it a burger event
When the season is right (any time of year) and the grilling urge strikes, try my selection of gourmet burgers. It’s easy for agents to multitask since much can be prepared ahead of time.
Recipes for Realtors: Pork loin medallions and pork loin escallops
This all happens in just minutes and like with a minute-steak, cooks very quickly. Don’t leave the stove. Remember, homemade pasta cooks very quickly. Enjoy! So yum!
Recipes for Realtors: Grilled portobello duck or seafood feast and a manwich
If you haven’t eaten grilled portobello mushrooms, you really don’t know what you are missing. Truly they taste like a good steak. Quick and easy and beyond delicious.
Recipes for Realtors: Some great pasta-bilities
Figgy plum gnocchi, pink pasta with pears and bacon, and some green beans on the side. This fresh, crunchy vegetable green bean side can be served with many entrees. Enjoy! Give it a try!
Recipes for Realtors: It’s all about the sweet (Medjool) date
Now for the dinner-table special treat: Medjool dates and maple syrup pork chop cream. You can make this sauce as plain or fancy as you like.
Recipes for Realtors: A special shellfish treat
Whether you are celebrating or just making a special family meal, if you enjoy shellfish, you will put my recipes on your keeper-list.
Rapini bruschetta, turkey breast stuffing, apples gone puff and more
Here are some handy recipes for entertaining that busy salespeople can make in a hurry with ordinary pantry fare.
