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Posted by Colleen Fischer on Fit Fare

A few weeks ago, the local supermarket put boxes of Pillsbury cake mix on sale, enticing shoppers with a price so low that even I, a girl with an avowed distaste for cakes from a box, couldn’t resist. I snapped up three boxes.
Two disappointing cupcake recipes later, I was ready […]

Posted by Robert Fernandez on Get Your Grill On
Way back in February, I picked up an Orion Cooker for an amazingly low price of $37 when the list price was $139. I didn’t think too much about why the price was so low, it being February and all. I just figured they were clearing out last […]

Posted by Chris Arpante on The Cook’s Kitchen
Recently, I attended the K/BIS (Kitchen/Bath Industry Show) 2009 conference in Atlanta. During my walk-through, I was able to visualize my perfect kitchen.
The must-have appliance in that kitchen would be The Kitchen Center by TCC (based out of California). In your countertop, or in a portable center, it all […]

Posted by Elena Rosemond on Fit Fare.
As part of our ongoing commitment to become better people, my fiancé and I have joined the Urban Gardening movement. In our relatively small D.C. apartment living room, we have tomatoes, jalapeños, habaneras, and a variety of herbs. One of our favorite herbs to grow is basil, because it […]

Posted by Erika Waz on Kids Cuisine.
I am guilty as charged. I am the mom who, when faced with feeding her children, tends to lean in a direction that I know will produce the least amount of fuss and the maximum amount of empty plate space. I am the mom who, when out running around, […]

Posted by Stuart Reb Donald on Paper Palate.
This month Food Network is all about the grill and that theme transitions over to their magazine as well. Inside the pages of the June/July issue, you will find The Neelys’ Father’s Day brunch menu, Bobby Flay’s favorite burger recipes and the Summer Grilling Guide.
Of particular interest is the […]

Posted by Cate O’Malley on Growers & Grocers
When it comes to “being green” at the grocery store, it’s more than just buying organic items. Being environmentally conscience also extends to buying items that create less greenhouse gas to get the items from the water or ground to your shopping cart.In a recent issue of Self magazine, […]

Posted by Chris Arpante on Well Fed on the Town
Although I have lived in Atlanta since the late 90’s, it was only a couple of weeks ago that I stepped into the OK Café for the first time. Terrible, I know! Everyone in Atlanta knows about/has eaten at the OK Café, but I just never had […]

Posted by Sarah Caron on The Cook’s Kitchen
Bring the spa look home with an eco-friendly spin. Crate and Barrel has some nifty Glass Beverage Bottles that are inspired by their plastic counterparts. Available in a small and large size, the clear glass bottles come with silicone stoppers.
How cool would it be to dress up the table […]

Posted by Solange Berchemin on Paper Palate

Sips & Apps by Kathy Casey is an inspiring Cocktails and Nibbles book. Kathy is a “bar chef.” Like any chef, she creates new recipes; in her case, drinks recipes, and she explores and tweaks the old favorites. She has her signature cocktails, she knows her craft and she shares the results with […]