In The Kitchen

Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing

Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing

By Steve Hall

You will never buy store bought blue cheese dressing again. Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing is so much fun to make and is great on everything from steaks to salads to hot wings! Ingredients: • 1 1/2 cup mayonnaise • 1/2 tsp sugar • 1/2 tsp prepared mustard • 1/8 tsp vinegar • 1/8 tsp salt • 1/2 tsp pepper • 5 or 6 oz of blue cheese • 1...

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Canned Venison

Canned Venison

By Steve Hall

Once you learn how to can venison it is something you will do every fall. It turns your venison into the most tender, delicious, versatile meat you will ever put on your pantry shelve. Ingredients: • 5 lbs cubed up venison • canning salt • pint canning jars with rings and lids • Cajun seasoning • paper towels • 1 tbl vinegar • 1 b...

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Country@Heart Dinner Diaries

Sourdough Bread
Sourdough Bread

By Tim H. Martin

Olivia “Hunter” Martin was 10 years old when she took her first deer. A little ceramic crock sits on my kitchen counter, filled with sourdough bread starter from a recipe given to me by my mother many years ago. Once a week, I t... READ MORE


Cajun-Style Venison Backstraps
Cajun-Style Venison Backstraps

By Tim H. Martin

Cajun-Style Venison Backstraps Recipe Ingredients:• 1 whole venison backstrap, Liquid Cajun injector seasoning, 1/2 bell pepper (finely chopped), 1/2 Vidalia or sweet onion (finely chopped), 1 cup mushrooms (sliced), Cajun rub or seaso... READ MORE


Bayou Bunnies Beat the Blues
Bayou Bunnies Beat the Blues

By Tim H. Martin

I always get the blues when deer season ends. It's too cold to fish in early February and my stack of unattended honeydoos has grown into a mountain since October. This season, I decided to beat the blues by taking advantage of Alabama's Fe... READ MORE


Ten Cooking Questions for Kristy Lee Cook
Ten Cooking Questions for Kristy Lee Cook

By Tim H. Martin

American Idol Finalist, Recording Artist and Outdoorswoman Q: If you were cooking dinner for Simon Cowell, what would you serve him? A: Probably Rattlesnake. Ha! No! In all seriousness, I would cook him something like elk steaks, sweet pota... READ MORE


Grits ’n Greens
Grits ’n Greens

By Tim H. Martin

What’s more country than grits? What’s more country than greens? Put them together and you’ve got yourself the hit of the hoedown! On a steamy Southern night in 2018, I was introduced to Grits ’n Greens for the very ... READ MORE


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