Archive for December, 2009
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Quinoa-roni with Brussel Sprouts RecipeDecember 28, 2009 2 Comments This is a healthier spin-off of the traditional Rice-a-Roni. I used orzo for the pasta, quinoa instead of rice, and you’ll be surprised how good it really is, and good for you! |
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Quick Christmas Gift IdeaDecember 24, 2009 2 Comments Quick Christmas gift idea – a cookie in a jar. Write out your favorite cookie recipe on a card, then layer all of the dry ingredients in a clean mason jar. Cut out some festive fabric or tissue paper and tie a bow around it. |
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Brown Sugar Shortbread Cookie RecipeDecember 22, 2009 6 Comments If you have butter, brown sugar and flour, then you have the ingredients to make one of the best shortbread cookie recipes out there. |
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Chocolate Dipped Candy Cane RecipeDecember 20, 2009 2 Comments Looking for something quick and easy to make for the holidays? Then these chocolate dipped candy canes are here to the rescue! |
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Homemade Marshmallow RecipeDecember 16, 2009 4 Comments The best thing about making your own marshmallows is you can do what you want with them. You can color them, flavor them, make them mini or make them gigantic. Homemade marshmallows will make you never turn back to store-bought marshmallows. |
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Ruby Cranberry Orange MuffinsDecember 13, 2009 These fresh cranberry muffins get extra brightness from freshly grated orange zest. Make these for your next holiday brunch or breakfast. |
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Jamaican Jerk Pork Tenderloin RecipeDecember 8, 2009 Pork tenderloin is juicy, lean and full of flavor. Add a spicy, Carribean-style marinade, Jamaican Jerk, and you’ve got a mouth-watering recipe. |
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Chicken Noodle Soup RecipeDecember 2, 2009 1 Comment I made this chicken noodle soup to help mend and soothe my sore throat and runny nose. It’s full of chunks of chicken, noodles, and kale. Just put your nose over the hot bowl and breathe in. |
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Slow Food – Make a positive difference in the worldDecember 1, 2009 1 Comment Vegetables bought at your neighborhood farmer’s market will have much more flavor than those bought at a big chain supermarket. |
