Food Blog of the Day Archive

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March 21, 2011
Picky Palate
Need a midnight snack? Or anytime snack for that matter, my cookies and cream peanut butter might just knock your socks off :)
March 20, 2011
Baba Ganuj
They were big boys. They were round... good handfuls. I've never met them before, so I was a bit shy introducing myself.
March 19, 2011
Treats...Making Everyday a Little Bit Sweeter
When it comes to unusual food names the British definitely take the top prize. Care for some bubble and squeak or spotted dick? How about toad-in-the hole?
March 18, 2011
BS' in the Kitchen
Continuing on with the asparagus theme, I cooked up a somewhat unique breakfast dish. Hashbrown topped with a fried egg and asparagus with an asparagus puree to use as a sauce.
March 17, 2011
Food Gal
Is it "en-dive" or "on-deev"? Would you believe there is only one correct pronunciation?
March 16, 2011
Fit Foodista
Looking back on my recipes of late, one would never know I am supposed to be a healthy food blogger. I’m chalking my recent spate of less than slim recipes to the ultimate depths of winter burn out; and stating here and now that I promise I’ll get back on the good-food track.
March 15, 2011
Eat, Live, Run
I totally have your dinner covered tonight. You must make these turkey burgers, not only because they are incredibly simple, fast and delicious but because they take feta to a whole new level.
March 14, 2011
Bake at 350
PB Blossoms are little sugar-dipped peanut butter cookies with a Hershey's Kiss perched perfectly on top. You've probably eaten them...and you might just have the recipe in your arsenal.
March 13, 2011
Dianasaur Dishes
I've been wanting to come up with a healthy recipe for Chinese chicken salad. I love the brightness of oranges and tangerines in salad, and combining their juice with some Asian ingredients makes a flavorful dressing. But all to often when ordering an Asian chicken salad in restaurants, the salad dressing is loaded with sugar (as is the chicken marinade) and the the salad itself has mountains of friend wonton strips piled on top.
March 12, 2011
Kitchen of Friends
These little babies are both fun and easy to make. Oh hell, all babies are both fun and easy to make, for the men at least.
March 11, 2011
Apron and Sneakers
The combination of orange, chocolate & cinnamon is irresistible. While boiling plain white rice for dinner, I thought maybe I can try this combination with rice. So out came another pot to cook a cup of rice with the juice of two oranges and some water.
March 10, 2011
Eat the Love
So lets talk Pancakes. Yesterday was National Pancake Day and I’m not sure who or what organization deemed March 1st as a day to eat pancakes, but I’m not going to complain as I love homemade pancakes. So, when Shauna over at Gluten Free Girl pinged me, along with a number of gluten free bloggers
March 9, 2011
Nature Insider
The mother of the pineapples is actually Brazil. One of the desserts I made up was this delicious raw pineapple dessert. It’s pretty easy to make, tastes like a warm day on the beach and is the perfect ending for any exotic dinner party. Yum!
March 8, 2011
The Fresh Fridge
One of my favorite things about spring rolls is that you can mix and match them any way you like. There are so many ways to make them! Below I added the spring rolls we made and a few suggestions for other variations. So, experiment away…and let me know your favorite combination!
March 7, 2011
The Naptime Chef
I am a huge fan of popcorn have come to believe that are at least a gazillion ways to flavor it. We have an air popper so that is how I always make ours, though you could easily pop it on the stovetop as well. In this case I popped the popcorn into a large bowl, then added a mixture of butter, Parmesan, paprika and freshly cracked black pepper.
March 6, 2011
Salty Seattle
I cast out an informal twitter poll soliciting thoughts on the best and worst parts of a split. Shockingly, the least liked aspect of the dish was also its namesake- the banana. From all the responses, I gleaned that variability in texture would be welcome, the banana needed to be altered, and while all the flavors were ok by most, it was just too much dessert if you were to actually finish one. I took those lessons to heart and created a banana split using, and hopefully improving, all the components of the original.
March 5, 2011
Spabettie
Now that both Jason and I are gluten free, I am thinking about making my own bread. I made the spinach bread again recently, and I thought, why not make a pancake? I can still make sandwiches…
March 4, 2011
Little Ivy Cakes
Anyway, when I saw Ellie make this Buttered Popcorn Ice Cream and Stef make these Popcorn Cupcakes, I was instantly inspired to make something with buttered popcorn. So the two things on my list were popcorn macarons and/or popcorn cupcakes. First up, CUPCAKES!
March 3, 2011
L'Atelier Vi
I decided to make fruit tarts simply because I found the cutest and yummiest strawberries at this marketplace. This is not your typical fruit tart - this one is a light version made with fresh whipped cream instead of pastry cream but it is nothing short of deliciousness!
March 2, 2011
Cook Like a Champion
This orzo dish is filled with lots of wonderful flavors and textures from the roasted red peppers and tomatoes. It gets a fresh, herby flavor from the parsley. I adapted the recipe to use a spicy Italian pork sausage rather than the mild turkey sausage called for, but you can use whatever kind you prefer.

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