Hamburger Stroganoff
Hey folks, welcome back to the All Things Southern kitchen. I'm cooking "Hamburger Stroganoff" for supper tonight. It's a good satisfying meal, but you don't have to take my word for it. Take it easy while I tell you how to stir it up and if it sounds good to you, you can print it out and go for it. "Hamburger Stroganoff" ½ cup minced onion ¼ teaspoon pepper 1
Patience is a Virtue!
It’s hard for my southern friends and I to relate to weather that gets cold and stays cold. Indeed, our hearts have been truly heavy watching our East Coast neighbors struggle with the aftermath of Super Storm Sandy and frigid temperatures, too! As a matter of fact, it has led to some last minute adjustments on the All Things Southern community’s annual charity drive. This
Save the Ducks!
Hello folks! I'm extra excited today because I get to welcome all of you to our new All Things Southern porch. BIG KUDOS to my daughter Miss Kitchen Belleicious for all the hard work she put into developing it! I hope you'll take time to look around a bit. There are a lot of cool bells and whistles around here. For instance, under the Media
Caution: These Words have Staying Power
Words that will stay with you on this 13th Day of 30 Days of Thankfulness from the blog of Kimberly L. Smith of Make Way Partners. Hugs, Shellie As I write this, I am sitting in my favorite writing spot: my back porch. I hear the roar of a small plane buzzing just above our tree line, and I offer thanks that I do not have to hit
If parties, presidents, and politics could educate, legislate, and eradicate…
I wrote these words Wednesday morning, "An Open Letter to Both Sides of the Fence on this 7th Morning of 30 Days of Thankfulness." More thoughts as the punditry continues: If parties, presidents, and politics could educate, legislate, and eradicate hate, poverty, and crime well-meaning moral men would've long done so. The only Man with the answer didn't run for office because He's already enthroned. "And I, if I be lifted up from the
Old School Dating #101
Get this, I accidentally found a website where a woman can share a text message from her man so the public can vote and tell her if the guy is "into her", "not that into her", or if "the jury is still out." Dear ones, dating really shouldn't require a committee. Allow me to illustrate with a family story
Old School Dating #101
Shellie Rushing Tomlinson, Belle of All Things Southern, uses a family story to explain that dating really shouldn't need a committee.
Forgetting to Remember
Once upon a time I worked as a drive-in teller for the bank uptown. Trusting your happy hostess with other folks’ money didn’t turn out well. Wait, that doesn’t sound good. I should clarify, quickly. The problem wasn’t my making off with anyone’s funds, it was my tendency to lose track of them and that’s not the sort of thing that will send you up
Willard Herman Scott in the Southern Quote
He was born on March 7, 1934 in Alexandria, Virginia. Among his many jobs were actor, author, media personality, clown and comedian. Although best-known for his work on “The Today Show,” many people are surprised to discover that he was also the creator and original portrayer of Ronald McDonald. After showing an interest in broadcast as a 16-year-old he worked in 1950 in Washington, D.C. He