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Sally Michaelis
Sally Michaelis

Sally is a wife and domestic diva in Maryland. She approaches life with gusto, humor, and a passion that is unmatched. She is a classic woman, with a modern twist and is the kind of woman who will throw back a beer and watch Star Trek with her husband, and entertain the church croquette group with homemade cheese cake. Sally offers something for everyone, and is always experimenting and cooking up a storm in her kitchen.

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Blogs Sally's Culinary Adventure 

Thanksgiving side dishes – something different

November 16, 2012November 16, 2012 Sally Michaelis

I love Thanksgiving.  A day of the year set aside to gather around the table with your favorite people to

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Soupstravaganza! (All gluten free!)

November 9, 2012November 9, 2012 Sally Michaelis

One of my favorite things about cooking in the fall is the return of soups.  They’re warming, they’re hearty, and

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Home Brewing Adventures: Part II

November 2, 2012November 1, 2012 Sally Michaelis

A few weeks ago I wrote about home brewing, but I didn’t give you the whole story.  When I ended

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Better than prepackaged: Easy-to-make comfort food

October 25, 2012October 24, 2012 Sally Michaelis

I’m a huge fan of comfort food.  I’m also a huge fan of knowing exactly what’s going into my food. 

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How to drink like a POTUS

October 18, 2012October 18, 2012 Sally Michaelis

This week I followed the lead of my brew master husband as we enjoyed a brew day this weekend, or

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Vegetarian meals for the fall

October 11, 2012October 11, 2012 Sally Michaelis

I love everything about fall. I love the cooler weather (my hoodies are very dear to me) the opportunity for

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Blogs Sally's Culinary Adventure 

Oktoberfest food: Cornish Game hens and more

October 5, 2012October 4, 2012 Sally Michaelis

Oktoberfest is perhaps one of my favorite times of year, for the food, the beer, the merriment, and the welcoming

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Tailgating specialities for the big game

September 26, 2012September 26, 2012 Sally Michaelis

Tailgating has become as much an event as the games for which they prepare.  What started as a few beers

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Tastes like chicken – because it is!

September 19, 2012September 18, 2012 Sally Michaelis

Chicken, it’s what’s for dinner Fall is in the air, which means I can finally get back to hearty cooking

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Southwest inspired dinner and a breakfast experiment

September 12, 2012September 12, 2012 Sally Michaelis

Sometimes I see a product in a grocery store at an outrageous price for what it is, and I think,

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