Bless your heart with a Peach Pie from Georgia’s Plains Pot...

Northside Baptist Church has lots of great cooks, and we have three of their recipes this week. From Northside Baptist Church’s cookbook, we have Brenda...

Homestyle comfort food can help you cope with staying indoors

We, at The Apopka Chief and The Planter newspapers, are praying for you and all of our community during this stressful time of...

Try these treasured family recipes submitted by local families

From Sandra Johansen, we have Sirloin Tips. This is a wonderful dish served over rice with vegetables on the side. The recipe is from...

Feed your family these all-time favorites and try new recipes as...

Susan Nielsen’s deer roast should help you use some of that venison you have in the freezer and aren’t sure just how to cook...

‘Robert is Here’, a roadside market, shares Key Lime Pie recipe

“Robert is Here” is a rowdy roadside market in Homestead that was started by six-year old Robert Moehling in 1959 as he sold his father’s...

A quick and easy recipe for Chicken ‘n Rice, yummy!

Barbecue Ribs and Sauce using Emily Meggett’s instructions comes from her book, Gullah Geechee Home Cooking. From The Jones-Morris Family Treasury, Chicken ‘n Rice (quick...

Prepare Butter-Basted Turkey or Marinated Baked Ham for the holidays

Linda Hart’s Crazy Hart Ranch in Fellsmere produces pasture-raised poultry, including heritage-breed turkeys, using sustainable farming methods. She raises her animals humanely in a...

Savor roast themed recipes from local area cookbooks

This week’s Kapers is dedicated to roast meat and poultryalong with complementary sides. We hope all our readers will enjoy these all-time favorites from...

Try these specially designed picnic-weather

Some of us, maybe many of us, may have been, via our old memories,revisiting our past a lot during these first few weeks of...

Bake chicken with skin removed, coated with mashed potato flakes

Crispy Pota-to Chicken from Alberta Espey in New Vision’s Community Church’s Feeding the Flock sounds sort of like fried chicken, but it is baked...