Innkeepers are known for giving of themselves to their inns, guests, and community, but few do this as well as 8 Broads in the Kitchen’s Lynnette Scofield, William Henry Miller Inn in Ithaca, NY. In May, the Family & Children’s … Continue reading
It’s 11:41 a.m. and we are due to serve a luncheon to a group who is here for a retreat. The lunch starts at noon. One of the guests just told us that she is vegan. We thought we had everything covered … Continue reading
Did you know that if you place a wooden spoon over a boiling pot, it won’t boil over?
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy…..we’re in trouble here. This is evidently a pretty popular recipe but I have never made it before. Just saw it online and knew it had to be made THIS AFTERNOON. It is now in … Continue reading
Okay, I’ll admit it. As you know, we do a dessert spread every night and there are nights I just can’t think of something …shall we say “exciting” to bake. I did just have one of those nights and pulled … Continue reading
In 1997 , when an Inn was literally a thought, my former husband and I traveled to Brewster Cape Cod to take a class to determine if we had what it took to be an … Continue reading
I confess to being an apple addict. I LOVE apples in any form. Nothing beats a homemade chunky applesauce, except perhaps the new crop of apples straight off the tree in the fall. But, when it comes to cooking with … Continue reading
As you all probably know by now, my inn, The William Henry Miller Inn in Ithaca New York, serves a homemade dessert buffet every night. We are always looking for new recipes but we have our old standbys too! … Continue reading
Fall is in the air! And this is the perfect cake. Junior League cookbooks have always provided excellent recipes and this is no exception. This recipe is from For Goodness Taste from The Rochester New York Junior League and we have made … Continue reading
Have you ever heard someone say, “If you put that on an old shoe, I’d eat it?” Well, that’s the way I feel about peaches. My first memory of peaches was the year that my mother (who was an excellent … Continue reading