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Do You Know How Many Ways There Are To Eat A "Cat Head Biscuit"? A time honored Southern tradition, the infamous "Cat Head" biscuit has become as much an icon of southern cooking as fried chicken. Just say the words "Cat Head Biscuits" almost anywhere in the South and you will instantly conjure up memories... Regional Cuisine - New England Clam Chowder Sea air, crisp apples, the brisk, spice of fallen leaves - there are few things that say autumn in New England like the scents that seem to buffet the senses from everywhere. Among those marvelous treats for the senses are popular dishes from... The Olive, History and Production The Olive tree dates back to early ancient times in both biblical and classical writings. In these early writings, the olive oil is referenced as a symbol of both goodness and purity, and the tree represents peace and happiness. In ancient... Tomatoes and Sweet Onion with Roquefort Dressing Tomatoes and sweet onion with Roquefort dressing is a traditional Italian salad that easily lends itself well to Italian meals such as Osso Bucco and to lighter meals such as salad and Minestrone soup. Popular Italian restaurants such as Olive... Why Do Make-Ahead Recipes Work So Well To Reduce Your Dinner Party Stress? One of the “tricks” I find most useful for hosting stress-free dinner parties is to make some of the recipes ahead. I find that too many last minute jobs can overwhelm me, so I plan ahead to eliminate as many as possible. The more dishes you can...         Appetizer Cheese Ball Yield: 12 Servings 8 oz Cream Cheese; Room Temp. 4 oz Blue Cheese Crumbled 4 oz Cheddar Cheese; Shredded 2 ts Mustard; Dijon-style 1 ts Worcestershire Sauce 1/8 ts Garlic Powder 1/4 ts Salt 1/2 c Pecans; Finely Chopped 2/3 c Currants 3/4 c Parsley; Chopped MMMMM--------------------------DIPPERS------------------------------- 1 x Assorted Crackers 1 x Apple Wedges Place the cream cheese blue cheese cheddar cheese mustard Worcestershire garlic powder and salt in a mixer bowl and beat at low speed just until well mixed. Stir in the pecans and currants. Taste and adjust seasoning. Refrigerate the cheese mixture for 30 minutes or until slightly firm then shape into a ball. Roll in the chopped parsley to coat well. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until ready to serve. Let stand at room temperature for about 30 minutes before serving. Place on a platter surrounded with crackers and apple wedges. ABOUT THE AUTHOR For more information on cooking guidelines & recipes visit http://www.RecipeStation.com - Search for Quick Recipes