Recipes from Today’s Show: Roadhouse Dinner
Published by Lucinda Scala Quinn
TODAY on MHTV: When my bothers and I were younger and lived along the Detroit River in Windsor, Ontario, we spent many a meal, and have many fond memories of, the Midwestern roadhouses. Today my brother Jim is here to help me create a meal inspired by those roadhouses. We’re frying fresh perch and creating a relish platter with corn relish, pickled beets, and cottage cheese. To satisfy my sweet tooth, I’m making a classic coconut cream pie. More from the show.
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Tags: coconut cream pie, fried fish, lake fish, midwestern, perch, relish, relish platter, relish tray, roadhouse
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Lucinda,
My daughters and I LOVE you. They followed in my footsteps of loving to cook and bake. When I found your program, I turned them onto you. They adore the recipes and so do I. Especially LOVE the coconut cream pie as I, too, am a coconut lover.
Thanks for all your wonderful recipes. You are beautiful, warm and so personal – I feel like I know you.
Again, thanks for all your dishes,
Marianne Aughey
I couldn’t find you for a moment I was devasted you are the best you look in your pantry, your frig and you cook like my mom and myself also have always tried to cook. What is on hand what is in season and sometimes something exotic. Love you and love to you and yours.
Farralee Fuller
I have enjoyed your television programs when I get to see them. Your demeanor makes a person want to cook. If I do not get to watch your television program, just would like to say, “Keep up the good work! GOD bless you and your family! The LORD preserve your going out and your coming in.” “Happy Autumn. Happy October. Happy November. Happy Thanksgiving! Happy December. Happy Hannukah! Happy Winter. Merry Christmas! Seasons Greetings. Happy New Year!
I really enjoy your show and recipes. My family is Ukranian and we helped my mom when she made piroshkis (small meat pies). It was a big production but I enjoyed it and I still love to cook. I recently watched one of your shows that I had recorded a while back. You made lasagna and used fresh made pasta. For those of us that cannot find freshly made pasta, or don’t have the time to make it. Would you consider using the large rectangular wonton wrappers in place of the fresh made pasta? I recently made a lasagna with the wonton wrappers and the people at my husbands office could not tell the difference.
Also, we would get two of your shows a day but one of the time slots was replaced with another cooking show (which I don’t watch). Hope this is temporary.
I miss your archived recipes. Sometimes I remember a recipe that you did and just need a measurement or an idea on what exactly went into the recipe. Please bring them back!
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