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How to Make and Freeze Pesto
Posted by Susan Russo on Fit Fare.
If you’ve been trolling the blogosphere lately, then you know that food bloggers everywhere are roasting and canning and preserving summer produce for the winter. Who can blame them? Come January, they’ll be noshing on summer corn and tomatoes, which is a real perk when it’s 15 degrees outside. […]
My Favorite Candy: Joanna Miller
Posted by Joanna Miller on Sugar Savvy.
SUGAR SAVVY EDITOR’S NOTE: My Favorite Candy is a getting-to-know-you feature here on Sugar Savvy to help you learn a little more about the people who write about all things sweet here. Enjoy!
It need not be said that I have A LOT to say about A LOT of different […]
Love Food and Drink? WE WANT YOU.
Do you bore your friends to tears with your obsessiveness in finding the perfect spices for your cooking?
Do you know your pinots and roses?
Have a ridiculously large sweet tooth or an obsession with cooking magazines?
Then we want to talk to you.
We have a few slots open on our team for writers (even editors!) and we would love to have […]
Zane Lamprey: Slightly Sober
Posted by Erin Nichols on Edible TV.
Zane Lamprey cracks me up. He’s like the frat boy big brother I always wished I’d had. Zane and I were first introduced last fall when my boyfriend and I finally purchased our first HDTV. As many of you are aware, once you have HDTV you’ll pretty much watch […]
The Last Plums / Les Dernière Prunes
Posted by Warda Bouguettaya on Just Baking.
Prune plums are still in season here in Michigan, but only for one more week. Now when it comes to plums, I am a very picky person. That said, the only plums that were worth eating and staining my white marine dress with were when I was six or […]
Grilled Peanut Chicken
Posted by Cate O’Malley on Get Your Grill On.
I tend to be picky about mixing sweet and savory things, but putting peanut butter in a savory dish is usually an automatic winner with me. When I spied a recipe for Grilled Peanut Chicken on AllRecipes recently, there was no question as to what would be […]
Muffin Mayhem
Posted by Hannah Kaminsky on Just Baking.
Considering how many people talk about the dreaded “freshman 15,” you would have to assume that there’s actually good food to be found in college, right? Well, maybe on some campuses, but that’s certainly not the issue here. No matter the time of day, trips to the dining hall […]
Back-to-School Breakfast
Posted by Cindy Klein on Fit Fare.
Even though it’s been five years since I actually went back to school, I’m still totally inspired by the start of fall. It doesn’t matter that my day-to-day isn’t changing. My brain sees notebooks and pencils and thinks, “Yes, it’s time to start fresh!”
Most people make resolutions at New […]
Meh… (Bistro 33 - Davis, CA)
Posted by Garrett McCord on Well Fed on the Town.
The first time I went to Bistro 33 in Davis, Cali., it was for a business lunch. It had only opened about two weeks earlier. I had this amazing sandwich with turkey, herb mayo, pears, smoked cheese; oh, it was heaven between two slices of bread. […]
Cooking For Kids With Luis
Posted by Erika Waz on Kids Cuisine.
Luis is a little boy from Australia with an infectious love of food. His adventures are chronicled almost daily on Noggin in little shorts scattered throughout the viewing day. My children love to watch Luis cook up a storm- and the little boy does it all, from the grocery […]
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