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Country Cooking


Recipe Links
Slow Cooked Roast Beef

Yam Fries

Stuffed Red Peppers

Winter Squash Recipe

Roast Turkey Recipe

Turkey Stuffing

Cranberry Sauce

Pumpkin Pie

Granola Recipe

Country cooking, by its very nature, is all about hearty flavors, simplicity, and sharing.

The reason for this section of the website is simple: we often comment on how well we eat at the lodge! It's so true... and most of the time that eating is done in the company of good friends and family members. Many meals are prepared by a bunch of us each contributing a dish or two. It makes for a crowded kitchen at times! But no one has been threatened with a butcher knife yet! In fact, the experience of creating some of our most memorable lodge meals has been one of the highlights of our lodge living! As long as the wine is flowing all seems to go smoothly in the kitchen!

So our intention is to offer up some of our favorite recipes. This will be an ever growing part of the site, so come back often to check out what's cooking! In fact, sign up for the RSS feed so you'll know when something new has been added!

A word about health

For us, country cooking is also about healthy cooking. There is no denying that our bodies are only as good as the stuff we put in them.

What you'll find in our recipes is an emphasis on organic foods... from our meats (we only eat grass fed beef due to the health benefits) to vegetables to dairy to eggs. We limit our use of processed foods and, as much as possible, make things from scratch.

We also believe that too many carbohydrates are not a good thing. So you'll find recipes that feature more protein, vegetables, and healthy fats.

If this is a new idea for you (and even if it's not), we highly recommend reading Gary Taube's Good Calories, Bad Calories. It's a real eye-opener and challenges many commonly touted aspects relating to dietary fat and carbohydrates.



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