In case you’re feeling a little lethargic after yesterday’s festivities, here are some quick and easy ideas from my fellow bloggers. Check them out.
Chris’ Original Shrimp or Chicken with Roasted Red Peppers
Jean shares one of her hubby’s original recipes. This one combines some of the latest fat-fighting-food-finds from recent scientific research.
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If you, like me, love Sauvignon Blanc or any other crisp, citrusy white wine, this salad is for you. It’s a take on one of my favorites—the caprese— but the presentation makes a simple meal super fancy. I got the idea reading a wine/food/life blog called Noble Pig. It looked good and it tasted good. I […]
This talk about summer has got me itching for lazy days sipping cool glasses of wine, while I admire my blooming flowers. I’m still waiting on the zinnias and black-eyed Susan’s, and I’m absolutely yearning for an afternoon with nothing to do. But that doesn’t mean I can’t try….
The other evening I made a fast […]
I’m always talking about the Italian part of my heritage: making Nana’s spaghetti and meatballs for people, writing about it, planning a visit there….when/if the dollar improves. I also have a lot of German in me; however, I’ve never felt the same attachment. When I visited Europe as a teenager–who did not drink and was a […]
The other night, I had no idea what to make for dinner. Most of what I could have prepared was frozen solid, and the fridge was pretty bare. On the verge of talking BK into take-out, I asked him if I should try my hand at linguini with clams. I had the 2006 Croze Sauvignon […]
The other night I wanted to make something quick and easy, as we were a little pooped from camping and hiking. I had some lobster ravioli (courtesy of Trader Joe’s) that I pulled out with the thought of making a cream sauce. That meant I wanted some Chardonnay, so I also got the 2005 Grgich Hills […]
Some people worry about food leftovers: how to use that turkey for the third time or what to do with those veggies before they go bad. Granted, I worry about these things as well, and I’d like to think I’ve come up with some pretty creative meals to get the most out of my fridge […]
Dr. Debs was right on the money in her post about take-out. Sometimes you just have to have it with a busy holiday schedule and so many other things to do than cook. Of course, I have to spruce things up a bit, and that includes with wine. I had bought a bottle of 2001 […]
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