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Love Pumpkin? Then These Waffles Are For You!
I recently purchased a small Belgian waffle maker, even though Brad and I don’t eat a lot of waffles. But I did have a coupon, and yes, it was on sale. I figure I’ll get good use out of … Continue reading
My Fat Dad’s Cheese Fondue, Book Blog Tour, and Giveaway!
When asked to participate in the My Fat Dad: A Memoir of Food, Love, and Family, with Recipes blog tour, I jumped at the chance. This book received fantastic reviews, and it also gave me the chance to recreate one of its … Continue reading
Kel’s Asian Inspired Bowtie Pasta Salad
I receive daily recipes from Allrecipes.com, and when this one appeared in my email, I knew I was going to have to give it a try. I’m always looking for new ways to make pasta salad and this one sounded nice … Continue reading
Buffalo Chicken Crack – Oh, I Mean Dip
Buffalo chicken dip absolutely is my favorite hot dip right now and it is truly addictive, trust me. My sweet and beautiful niece, Ashleigh, brought some to a potluck family dinner last year and she gave credit to her Mom … Continue reading
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Roasted Carrot and Sweet Potato Tzimmes, Courtesy of Amelia Saltsman
To be honest, until I received a review copy of The Seasonal Jewish Kitchen: A Fresh Take on Tradition by Amelia Saltsman, I had never heard of the Yiddish term tzimmes, which is a casserole of vegetables, fruit and occasionally … Continue reading
How Will You Celebrate National Zucchini Day? With These Awesome Fritters, I hope!
For National Zucchini Day, which is August 8, I decided to make these zucchini and squash fritters that appeared on my Facebook feed (see http://www.healthy-holistic-living.com/zucchini-fritters-recipe.html for the original recipe) for 3 main reasons: They looked incredibly delicious. Zucchini is cheap … Continue reading
Kel’s Twice-Baked Potato Casserole, Rockcrok® Style
This is one of the first recipes I made in my awesome Pampered Chef Rockcrok® casserole** and it is definitely a keeper! It is so easy to make and the results are absolutely yummy — of course, how can … Continue reading
Yes, You Can! Preserve Now and Enjoy Later
With summer coming to an end, now is the time to start canning some of your favorite vegetables and fruits to enjoy in colder months soon upon us. If you’ve never canned before, it truly is quite easy. All you … Continue reading
Whisk Me Away to Whisk
*Note – Unfortunately, Whisk is no longer open. I wish Dan and Diane all of the best! If you haven’t been to Whisk yet, put down whatever you are doing and go. What a wonderful, wonderful kitchen store and more. And … Continue reading
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