Well, it’s that time of the year… fruit flies. It’s the time of year when if you leave a banana out you will be inviting every fruit fly within a ten mile radius. So this is the best time to grab those bananas, put them in the refrigerator until they are good and brown and then turn them into a moist and delicious banana bread… Continue reading
The Rules of this Challenge are:
1. Post 1 quote a day for 3 days (can be your own or from other sources)
2. Nominate 3 bloggers to participate per post *Please note: We reserve the right to nominate new blogs at a later date!
3. Thank the person who nominated you
Thank you to healthbeautyfashionandcooking and stephysweetbakes.com for challenging us on the ‘Post a Quote Challenge’
DAY ONE QUOTE:
Summer corn on the cob…what vegetable is as sweet and delicious as that? I saw this delicious recipe on Farm Raised Cooking. Jessica’s recipe caught my interest so I decided to give it a try. Jess cooked hers on the grill but it was raining so I had to make some adjustments…..we loved it! Thanks Jessica! Continue reading
Today was a simple lunch with lots of flavor. My honey and I sat outside and enjoyed our fabulous fajitas. Too bad he had to go back to the office or I would have made some of Linda’s excellent Springtime Sangria. This is a great dish for lunch or dinner… Continue reading
You can never have too much salad. Am I right? It’s so healthy and delicious. And since the holiday weekend was probably filled with delicious (but unhealthy fare!) here’s a real quick and simple salad that can accompany any meal! Topped with my quick Balsamic Vinaigrette it’s super yummy! Continue reading
I know this is going to sound crazy, but when I made the popcorn cauliflower for my son the other day, I was reminded of this awesome snack I get sometimes at The Brickyard Restaurant in The Little League Capitol of the World… Williamsport, Pa. I love this snack because it takes me back to my childhood and the popcorn my mum-mum used to make. She would pop our popcorn in … bacon fat! Not the kind of thing you should eat every day, but oh so good. I’m not quite sure how they make theirs, so here is how I make mine. Continue reading
Happy 4th of July! Many of us are having barbeques and family get-togethers to celebrate our Independence Day. Since our country’s colors are red, white and blue, here’s a simple red, white and blue dessert to share with your family on this celebratory day. God Bless the United States of America! Continue reading
Cauliflower is one of my favorite vegetables and always has been. Now it is also my son’s favorite too! He likes it best when I make it roasted like little popcorn bites. It is also great as a snack! Continue reading
I love to eat bread pudding. Usually I have it for dessert at Rode’s, one of our local restaurants, where they serve it with a vanilla sauce and I top it with vanilla ice cream (of course!) It’s so good!
On a recent trip to NYC I bought a loaf of Rustic Classico Orange specialty bread at Eataly. Although it was delicious toasted with a little butter on it, it ended up being a little too sweet for sandwiches, so I decided to make a breakfast bread pudding with the day-old leftover bread. I thought that chocolate would really complement the orange bits in the bread so decided to add chocolate chips in between the bread-cube layers. It ended up terrific! This is great for a weekend breakfast or brunch. It can be prepared the night before and baked in the oven first thing in the morning. Continue reading
Fabulous Fare Sisters 