Category Archives: Hungry Quilter Recipe

Our (western-themed “KQ Corral”) company outing was on a hot July day, so this cold, yummy treat was a real hit. If you’ve never made homemade ice cream, borrow an ice-cream maker, and try this fabulous recipe. We guarantee that … Continue reading →

What more could you ask for—easy, speedy, make-ahead, well balanced, low fat, and, best of all, delicious. This salad is a great choice for a summertime gathering. The recipe is from the out-of-print Keepsake Quilting™ Cookbook published as a charitable … Continue reading →

The recipe below, which comes from the out-of-print Keepsake Quilting™ Cookbook, which was published as a charitable fund-raiser in 2001, calls for baking two loaves of quick bread with whole strawberries. We decided to chop up the strawberries and make … Continue reading →

Serve this onion tart warm or cool. It would be wonderful for a springtime brunch or as a party appetizer when cut into bite-size pieces. There are lots of onions, so be sure to use a large skillet. The recipe … Continue reading →

Here’s a mild version of Louisiana gumbo. This easy, everyday version is excellent reheated, so it can be made a day or two ahead and refrigerated. However, it is the filé powder that causes the soup to thicken, so it … Continue reading →

If you want a Valentine’s Day that’s extra sweet, bake up a batch of these super-yummy cupcakes. When Kali made our samples, she used reduced-fat cream cheese and whole-wheat flour, and they were still over-the-top delicious. Whether you make these … Continue reading →

Whole-wheat flour adds a healthy touch, and the cherries and hint of brandy adds the surprise inside these not-too-sweet muffins. The recipe is from the out-of-print Keepsake Quilting™ Cookbook published as a charitable fund-raiser in 2001.   Cherry Morning Muffins … Continue reading →