Pamela Morgan
Traveling is Easy, Recovery is Hard! The life of a world-traveling foodie is certainly glamorous! But, after months of eating whatever I want, I’m eternally grateful for the professionals out there who make it their life’s mission to help us gain control of our diets and our lives! Enter Dr. Daryl Gioffre. Celebrity Nutritionist & […]
Cozy up with a nice bowl of soup while you watch the Olympic Games! Tonight kicks off this year’s games, and I want you to have something good to eat while you enjoy the Opening Ceremonies. The players may be cold, but you’ve got something to keep you warm and full! Between Russian scandals and […]
Growing up in Texas, I never really experienced the change in seasons like on the East Coast. In Fall, I love the crisp air, the colorful leaves, and the apple picking. One thing I never saw in Wichita Falls was a pumpkin patch. So, when I moved up north, I really took notice of them, and […]
Healing through Homecooking I hope the stress and shock of the election is behind us. Whatever candidate you voted for, I’m sure you’re still feeling, as I am, the aftershocks of this year’s election. What can we do to lighten up? For me, one of the most healing acts is to get in the […]
NYC really is one of the most diverse food capitals of the world. I love this city so much! I’ve lived here for 30 something years now and I have hardly experienced Koreatown or K-Town for slang, except I do remember one really crazy Karaoke night a few years ago. But I’ve never been able […]
Winter is the perfect time for soup and making homemade chicken broth. In my last video, I showed you how to make the bone broth and this video will inspire you to make an easy chicken sausage and white bean soup that will fill you up but is still healthy and nutritious. Warm kitchen and Flirting […]
Winter is upon us, and what better idea than to get into the kitchen and start making homemade bone broth. It’s not difficult. I promise. This is a quick and easy recipe that you can set and forget. This new trend of bone broth has renewed what I learned over 30 years ago in culinary […]
I’ve decided to make a last minute addition to my Thanksgiving feast. I wanted to recreate my butternut squash soup and give it some more flavor, and spice! I decided to add some curry, and garnish with an extra crunch, and the beautiful pizzazz of pomegranate. My tradition is to serve a warm, comforting but elegant […]
Confessions of a Culinary Queen! I have a secret to share with you. I love spending a few nights each month alone…completely by myself. I know. I am newly married. This doesn’t mean that I don’t adore my husband; but these are the evenings that revive me and replenish my spirit so that I can lead my […]
I was inspired to make this soup after my French friend, Zilia, made it for me on a recent Saturday afternoon in the Hamptons. She is a natural cook and has been making this wonderful soup since she learned how from her own mother. I think the tendency to make wholesome food from scratch is […]
