Judy Delicious

My cousin Judy follows a recipe and knows how it will taste before the first bite. Whenever any of us are invited to Judy‘s table, we know it will be a feast.

She creates effortlessly – At least that’s how it seems. There must be a few invisible helpers tucked around the corners. And if I find them, I’m bringing them home with me.

The secret ingredient isn’t on the recipe card it is within her.

No fanfare. No applause. Just grace, set at the table. Abundance is simply Judy’s native language. She lives as though there is always enough to share.



Comments

10 responses to “Judy Delicious”

  1. Kathie B.

    Yum! Now I want to fix pasta for dinner tonight.

  2. Diogenes

    I want to reach out and grab that slice of pie in the last picture! Everything looks so great and I love Judy’s colorful fiesta ware dishes.

  3. Ann of Avondale

    Interesting… deconstructed blackened shrimp scampi and salad, with Asian influence.

  4. Sir Robert Buschington IV

    Lovely article Corey you have a way with words. I blogged in and was delightfully surprised with a lovely picture of my beautiful mother right at the top. Great to see you

    1. ❤️❤️❤️

  5. I absolutely love the tablecloth! And of course her cuisine looks delicious. What you have said about her Corey is a delight & so very complimentary. Judy is lucky to have you as a friend.

  6. Annie Lewis

    My mom is sure amazing. Her skills always impress me. I am so lucky to have had a beautiful childhood ❤️

    1. ❤️❤️❤️

  7. Marilyn Miller

    I find a cook such as Judy has a real talent, which I don’t have. But what a treat when you get to sit at a talented cooks table. The noodles especially intrigued me. Yummmm!

  8. You know you just described what it’s like to eat anything you prepared! It must run in the family

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