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Balsamic Broccoli Salad
For some reason I’ve been craving broccoli salad. I’ve never made it before, so this was an experiment based on flavors I have enjoyed in some of the broccoli salads I’ve tried at picnics and salad bars. I am happy … Continue reading
A Baby Shower Feast
A little over two weeks ago I attended my sister-in-law’s baby shower, and armed with a camera, I was intent on blogging our lovely feast. Ever since I was a little girl, I have always been interested in, and impressed … Continue reading
The Best of the Food Blogs
Today while looking for ideas to update my blog to make it more visually pleasing, I stumbled upon Best of the Food Blogs at www.delish.com. There are so many wonderfully designed, informative, and addictive food blogs out there! I highly … Continue reading
Farmer Whiting’s Veggies
When I first moved to Auburn, I heard about Farmer Whiting. Just up the hill from BJ’s, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Walmart, Shaw’s, and the somewhat pathetic Auburn Mall, is a red farm stand that’s only open in the Fall. Just … Continue reading
The Yearly Steak
Every summer we plan a time to invite my grandmother over for grilled steak. I don’t buy steak often, so when I do, I want to be sure I get a really good one. Today I visited Borque’s Market and … Continue reading
Key Lime Cake
Earlier this summer I made some key lime cupcakes for my sister-in-law’s birthday, and found that the recipe produced enough batter for a dozen cupcakes and a smaller cake. This time around I used the same recipe, but decided to … Continue reading
Stuffed Green Peppers, Camp Style
Stuffed green peppers were a staple dish in my family’s house when I was growing up. This dish is fairly easy to make, and there are many varieties of fillings that can be used. My mom’s recipe is similar to … Continue reading
Brunch at Camp
Aside from the enjoying the water and evening campfires, brunch is one of my favorite things about camp. Usually my brother cooks the eggs; he even brought his own electric griddle to make sure there would be enough cooking space … Continue reading