Chicken enchiladas are one of my favorite dishes. For decades, this dish has been in my life. I have such wonderful memories of my great-grandmother making a pan of ground beef enchiladas without olives when I was a tiny tot. During my teenage years, my grandmother/mom would make them for
The pandemic has lasted longer than most expected in March 2020. While the world dissolved into fear and uncertainty, some sought to unplug from the heavy onslaught of knowledge by
Remember when participation trophies were a thing? Some bristled at the idea of giving rewards to “losers” regardless of the intent. In all honesty, the concept was great, but the
Man, I am so in love. It is amazing how someone can be right before your very eyes, yet you don’t notice them. This kind of love is new to me. It is uncompromising but kind. It is strict and demanding but encouraging. It holds me to a higher standard
It is my hope, sharing my journey will provide some insight into your own journey. Before trying anything, I mentioned, as always, check with medical professionals. Please check out my medical disclaimer link. Awareness at the Start At the beginning of my mental health journey, I thought being aware was
Say it with me, Spicy BLT Avocado Toast. Perhaps I should start off by saying that I did not think I liked avocado for the longest time. I know, I know. What type of self-respecting southern Californian does not like avocado? I swear I did not. Boy, I have
Tay’s Bipolar Kitchen is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Stocking Series Check out the complete stocking series by clicking here. There are so many
I love to cook, in case you have not noticed. In my (not so) humble opinion, I tend to be pretty good at it. Recently, I realized I was using my cooking abilities in both a healthy and unhealthy manner. As I look back over the years, I can see
Allow me to introduce Spicy Orange Beef! It is a delicious and easy stir-fry dish. It can be paired with rice or noodles, but personally, I love it by itself. This dish can be made in a wok or 12-inch skillet. This recipe can be veganized by replacing the
Roasted Peking Chicken breast is a new recipe to help me in my quest to expand my culinary horizons. When I look for easy, delicious recipes, I cracked open my copy of The All New Good Housekeeping Cookbook by Susan Westmoreland. First off, I still love this cookbook. It was
Hey guys! I’m thrilled to bring another segment to the TBPK blog: introducing Tay Tastes Things (TTT)! After over four decades of life, I had a good handle on my
Cabinets – A complete list of all the categories for my blog posts. Some posts will have more than one category. Click on one to see all the posts that fall within. Dishes – Another name for individual blog posts. Ingredients –These are the tags at the bottom of my
Cookware is the next topic in the stocking series. This post provides a guide and looks at cookware for your stage on your cooking journey. I am using the same tier structure as from my Pantry Stocking post. Refer here for a reminder on how I define the different tiers.
When it comes to stocking the pantry, it can be hard to know what food items to always have on hand. Please allow me to help you. This post is a comprehensive pantry list, regardless of your skill level. I prefer frozen fruits and vegetables when it comes to frozen
Welcome to week four of anger management coping skills. This week we will go over understanding triggers. If you have missed any part of the series, click here! As always, remember my disclaimer before practicing any mental health information. What is Anger Management? If you have issues controlling your anger, you’re not alone.