by Jon SchullerWhen working in food communications, it’s easy to get caught up in the latest fad. You know what I’m talking about. Those highfalutin ingredients and dishes that sound just as good rolling off the tongue as they taste rolling on it. Truffle-infused such-and-such. Organic trendy-berry compote. Grass-fed dodo eggs, 17 ways. It’s easy to forget [...]
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by Brooke BurgessPhoto credit: GourmetMom After posting on healthy fare with these delicious carrot muffins, I’ve decided to take a walk on the dark and delectable side with a fun take on S’mores. If you can’t wait for the summer campouts and fire pits, you must try this easy-to-make take on the campfire classic. Instead of chocolate [...]
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by Liz ConantRecently, I wrote about attending a local viewing party at Restaurant Thir13en for ABC’s new hit cooking competition show “The Taste” with my colleagues John Armato and Jenna Buhagiar. In addition to meeting “The Taste” contestant Chef Adam Pechal of Restaurant Thir13en, we were also lucky enough to meet another contestant, Micah Kasman, who was [...]
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by Sara OrtegaWatching the Superbowl this past Sunday was bittersweet. The game didn’t exactly go how I had hoped, with the power outage and all, but on the bright side this new chili recipe I found on Allrecipes.com ended up being the day’s saving grace. This recipe has the perfect combination of spices and peppers to make [...]
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by Kim BedwellOne of the things I love about winter is all the delicious citrus that is available. I can easily eat about five Cuties a day and there always seems to be an abundance of lemons and limes coming from friends’ trees. I especially love citrus desserts and previously shared a recipe for one my favorites, [...]
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by Brooke BurgessWith a 15 month old that is exploring different food groups and rapidly realizing he isn’t the biggest fan of vegetables, I’m always looking for clever recipes to make sure he gets his daily serving of veggies. I’ve found through trial and error that muffins can be a wonderful solution for such a problem. They’re [...]
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by Jon SchullerFor a recent Halloween party, I found the perfect disguise: a side dish masquerading as an appetizer. To deepen the identity crisis, Bon Appétit’s new November issue also touts these versatile spinach puffs as a “vegetable side and dinner roll in one.” Call ‘em what you will. These puffs take no guff when it comes [...]
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by Tracy TierneyOn a recent trip for a client, I met with food blogger and all-things-Italian aficionado, Paula Jones of Bell’Alimento. Since Paula knows her way around the kitchen, I asked her for some easy dinner ideas because cooking is not my strong suit (but give me a baking recipe, and I can whip up a batch [...]
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by Brooke BurgessWith apologies to Family Guy for riffing off their “Peanut Butter Jelly Time” song in my title, I couldn’t resist sharing my enthusiasm for this recipe even if it doesn’t involve a dog or a banana suit. This fabulous recipe combines two of my favorite things – snickerdoodle cookies and brownies (or, in this case, [...]
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by Sarah HamblenIngredients 3 eggs 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 cup canola oil 1 cup non-fat cottage cheese 1 cup mashed ripe bananas, about 2 bananas – as brown as possible 3 cups flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon baking powder Optional 1/2 cup chopped walnuts 1 cup chocolate chips Makes 2 medium [...]
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