Food Network Recipes Biography
Source(google.com.pk)Paula Deen is a self-made success story who learned the secrets of Southern cooking from her Grandmother some 30 years ago. She had no idea at the time that the love for Southern cooking her grandmother instilled in her would lead to a life-long career.
Newly divorced and with only $200 to her name, Paula packed up her two sons and moved from Albany, Ga., to Savannah. There she started her own catering business called The Bag Lady, where she prepared fresh lunches to sell to downtown businesses and doctors' offices.
Most days Paula rose in the early morning to grill chicken for her popular chicken salad. Every Thursday night she cooked until the wee hours to create a mouthwatering Friday barbecue special, Boston Butt. Her local specialties, such as chicken pot pies, barbecue sandwiches, lasagna and banana pudding, caught on with the Savannah business crowd and quickly became the talk of the town.
½ cup 100% orange juice
½ cup water
2 teaspoons chia seeds
Mix the ingredients and let the mixture sit for at least 10 minutes. The chia will absorb some of the liquid and expand. It may look a little funny, but it is energizing and tastes great.
Mama Tita’s Pancakes
In the book, the author describes the pre-race food heroically prepared by a lady in Urique, the Mexican town where the race started. Prior to the race, Mama Tita prepared pancakes which McDougall describes as tasting like pound cake. He reveals that the pancake recipe included whipped boiled rice, overripe bananas, cornmeal, and goat’s milk. While this version does not quite live up to Mama Tita’s standard of tasting like pound cake, they are still pretty delicious. Another bonus is that they are gluten-free and could easily be made vegan by replacing the honey with agave.
1 ½ cups cooked brown rice
1 cup coconut milk
2 ripe bananas
1 tablespoon honey
½ cup white cornmeal
2 teaspoons baking powder
Blend the rice, coconut milk, bananas and honey in a blender until fairly smooth. In a small bowl mix the cornmeal and baking powder. Add the cornmeal mix to the blender and combine using the slow or stir setting on the blender. Cook over medium heat in a non-stick skillet for three to four minutes per side. Serve warm.
Breakfast Salad
The author talks about his personal experience training to run the 50-mile race in the Copper Canyons. As you might imagine, food was an important part of his training. At one point, McDougall contacted famed nutritionist Ruth Heidrich, Ph.D. One piece of advice she had for him was to eat salad for breakfast. The author was skeptical, but tried it and was amazed by how great he felt. If you are ready to really shake up your morning routine, try this breakfast salad.
3 cups spinach or favorite greens
1 tablespoon sliced or slivered almonds
1 tablespoon dried cranberries
¼ cup shredded carrots
½ orange, peeled and chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
In 1990, Paula opened her own restaurant in the south side Savannah Best Western. Called The Lady and Sons, it served breakfast, lunch and dinner in a small space that could seat 42 people maximum. The restaurant remained in that location for four years, where Paula and her sons built their business with a core of faithful patrons. In 1995, Paula jumped on the opportunity to relocate to downtown Savannah, where The Lady and Sons has been ever since.
The Lady and Sons has gathered accolades from critics and media alike. The most important honor for Paula was when the food writer for USA Today recognized The Lady and Sons as having the Most Memorable Meal of the Year for 1999.
Paula's business continues to flourish with a series of successful cookbooks: Paula Deen and Friends: Living It Up, Southern Style, The Lady and Sons Savannah Country Cookbook, The Lady and Sons Too and The Lady and Sons Just Desserts.
Paula brings a southern touch to Food Network with her shows, Paula's Best Dishes and Paula's Home Cooking.
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