1/02/2015
9/05/2013
8/12/2013
2/20/2012
Bacon Wrapped Egg Cups
Source: fatgirltrappedinaskinnybody.blogspot.com via Julie on Pinterest
2/13/2012
Seafood Salad at Evan's Kitchen Sacramento - Yum!
Source: foodspotting.com via Julie on Pinterest
2/10/2012
Orange Creamsickle Cuppie Cakes
Source: homeiswheretheholmansare.blogspot.com via Julie on Pinterest
1/30/2012
Super Bowl Potato Rounds
Source: allrecipes.com via Julie on Pinterest
1/20/2012
Parmesan Crisps
Source: foodnetwork.com via Julie on Pinterest
1/10/2012
Potatoes, Butter, Olive Oil, Salt, Pepper, 40 Minutes
Source: foodgawker.com via Julie on Pinterest
1/09/2012
Lemon and Grapefruit are Good for You
It's the citrus time of the year. Have some.
Source: notwithoutsalt.com via Julie on Pinterest
1/01/2012
Salad in a Jar
Source: fatgirltrappedinaskinnybody.blogspot.com via Julie on Pinterest
12/30/2011
Ravioli for New Years
Source: tastykitchen.com via Julie on Pinterest
Roasted Carrots
Source: nestleusa.wordpress.com via Julie on Pinterest
12/23/2011
Cranberry Almond Christmas Bread
Source: thekitchn.com via Julie on Pinterest
12/18/2011
Iceberg Wedge Salad
Source: delish.com via Julie on Pinterest
12/04/2011
Tomato Soup
Tomato Soup Sonnet by Holy Cow
Grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup
a fave on a bitter cold winters day,
frozen into the house we would all troop,
coats, boots and scarves would all be put away.
Then mom wold serve us big steaming bowls
into the soup we would dip the grilled cheese,
a sure fire cure for the winter drolls,
hey mom, can we have another bowl, please?
The soup would warm us from the inside out
soup and grilled cheese was manna from heaven,
we knew this was what love was all about,
at least when your nine, eight and seven.
On cold winter days at age thirty three,
it's tomato soup and grilled cheese for me.
Photo by Kiri
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Grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup
a fave on a bitter cold winters day,
frozen into the house we would all troop,
coats, boots and scarves would all be put away.
Then mom wold serve us big steaming bowls
into the soup we would dip the grilled cheese,
a sure fire cure for the winter drolls,
hey mom, can we have another bowl, please?
The soup would warm us from the inside out
soup and grilled cheese was manna from heaven,
we knew this was what love was all about,
at least when your nine, eight and seven.
On cold winter days at age thirty three,
it's tomato soup and grilled cheese for me.
Photo by Kiri
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5/29/2011
Mother's Day Brunch
Mother's Day has come and gone, but just in case you're thinking ahead for next year - I've got some ideas. First, think about what kind of food you like - Cuban, French, Mexican or good old fashioned American. Next, head over to my website with Mother's Day Brunch recommendations from top bloggers. I'm sure you'll find something Mom will like.
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