I am a full-time attorney with an enterprising cooking habit and an entrepreneurial spirit. I hail from the Midwest, and have lived in Washington D.C. for 18+ years. I have a dog; he is perfect.
My Utensil Crock is where I store my favorite recipes, and you are welcome to share! Some are my tried and true recipes that I have been making for years – some that were so delicious, and rewarding to make, that I credit them for getting me hooked on cooking.
While I don’t mind a challenge in the kitchen, I know that I am not in the majority on that front, so I will never pretend something is easier than it actually is. I will, however, simplify recipes as best I can so you can follow along. I will share tips and tricks along the way, with the hope that my experience is helpful and saves you some under-cooked cake and over-cooked chicken.
Why “My Utensil Crock”? The ceramic crock on my kitchen counter filled with my most-used gadgets is where I first turn when I need something in the kitchen; so when I was looking for a functional way to organize my most useful kitchen tools – recipes, tips, tricks, and more – my mind’s eye kept falling on … My Utensil Crock.
Have so much fun!
Aloha Becky!
Awesome website!!
Great job! The blog looks amazing. It is so impressive to see someone that is very busy, has such a successful job and yet still takes the time to create such delicious food and not only shares it through recipe but also good photography. Your success in publishing is well deserved and I am sure it is just the beginning!
Aw, I’m blushing. Thank you, Ryan!
Spectacularly done! Great to see you last night–can’t wait for more crock from the crock!
Thanks Chris! This is not a crock! 🙂
Dear attorney with an enterprising cooking habit,
My husband bought a huge bag of frozen berries from Costco because he thought our daughter, Lauren Bear, would enjoy these for breakfast. Unfortunately, our toddler isn’t enthusiastic about them. What are practical/creative ideas I can do with this bag of frozen blueberries/raspberries/etc.? Any ideas for the family?
Sincerely,
Mom in Northern Virginia
Dear Mom in Northern Virginia,
Yes! Blend them with some yogurt, milk, and a banana in a blender (or preferably food processor). Or just cook them in a pot until they defrost and break down a bit, and stir them into yogurt or over ice cream (you can add sugar while you are cooking it, but I think you will find you won’t need to).
Let me know how it goes!
Awesome blog – LOVE IT!!!! Congrats!!! 🙂
Thank you!
Can’t wait to follow your blog. Going to try the chicken Kabobs
Thanks Debbie! I hope you enjoy them – let me know how it goes!
Very impressive!!
Aw, thanks!