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Cowboy Steak with Cauliflower Goat Cheese Puree and Red Eye Gravy

By Giggles on April 18, 2012 in Daring Cooks, Grilling, Main Dishes, Recipes, Sauces and Marinades, Vegetables

Last Saturday I posted my Daring Cooks Challenge dishes with promises that I would post this very manly recipe and another dish this week. For this part of the challenge my mandatory ingredients I selected were: Instant coffee, cauliflower and goat cheese. The goat cheese and cauliflower were a perfect foil for the rich rib […]

A Cowboy Grill and a Brisket

By Giggles on July 20, 2011 in Ramblings

Rustic living means rustic entertaining. Our cabin has finally been finished off enough to be comfortable and McGyver, the Baby boy and I worked hard to get the outside area cleaned up. Our motivation to clean-up? I had invited our year-round neighbors over for dinner. If you remember my last post, my spit chicken the […]

About Rhonda

Rhonda Adkins is a professional food photographer and freelance writer. Passionate about all aspects of food she became a Master Gardener (organic) and started teaching cooking classes. Delving herself into the culinary world, she lives and breathes food.

Rhonda’s experiences traveling and living all over the world have influenced her images of food, people, places, events and objects. You can find her work in several online and printed publications. Rhonda is a graduate of the Rocky Mountain School of Photography and a member of the American Society of Media Photographers and the International Association of Culinary Professionals.

Life is a wild ride, especially from behind the handle bars of a Harley, so why not enjoy it? Rhonda loves riding her Harley and hanging out with her hubby McGyver in their little cabin in the Rocky Mountains. As a mother of six (now grown) children, 1 exuberant lab and 1 very OCD English Setter, food, riding and the mountains are her sanity.