There is quite a lot going on here. And getting all Marie Kondo. There is a special kale salad recipe in the Food52 Genius Recipes cookbook. A single kale salad that ran the gauntlet, beating out all others, for a slice of limelight.

Sunday, May 27, 2012. and now off to EVIT next year for cosmetology. I am so proud of her for working so hard and making the tough decision to miss out on dance next year to pursue her career dreams. It was a tough decision but she really wants this. One more month til she gets that drivers license too. So look out people, and start wearing those seatbelts. Posted by Davis Family Ü. Thursday, November 10, 2011.

Breads, Rolls and Buns. My hope is to inspire you to be fearless in the kitchen, to try new things, to take the time to make things the homemade way and most importantly, to have fun doing it! Spinach and Ricotta Calzones. 10 oz frozen chopped spinach.

This blog is pretty self explanatory. Friday, August 19, 2011. Well, I have mountains of laundry to do because a cold is going around my house and I feel the need to wash EVERYTHING and rid us all of the sick germs. My parents are coming into town tonight so I need to clean and get their room ready.

Crisps and Other Fruit Desserts. Puddings, Custards and Mousses. How to Start A Food Blog. Crisps and Other Fruit Desserts.

An attempt to describe all of my wild baking experiences. Wednesday, June 16, 2010. Its true people, these are tye dye cupcakes. I wouldnt lie to you about something this serious! How did I do such a thing you may ask? Well it was simple, and also amazingly fun. All I did was make a simple vanilla cake recipe and split it up into 4 bowls, then I added a good amount of food coloring to each bowl. I used the gel food coloring, Ive heard nifty things about it, and it proved to be true! Tuesday, May 25, 2010.

Just simple ways to help me lighten the calorie, fat and carb counts in the recipes as I am a Type II Diabetic who is overweight and whose Cholesterol needs to come down a bit. As this is not the case with everyone, you can easily adapt these recipes to suit your tastes or needs. Most of the recipes on here are very adaptable. Whatever the case I hope you find something you enjoy! Blogs I Visit Frequently. Full Bellies, Happy Kids. How to Cook Like Your Grandmother. Follow my blog with Bloglovin.

Black-eyed peas stand in for chickpeas in this delicious Southern take on hummus. Chinese five-spice powder, fresh ginger, soy sauce, star anise and oyster sauce bring subtle Asian flavors to this traditional meat-and-potatoes pot roast.

How To Start A Food Blog. Happy Saturday and Happy St.

Fresh Garlic, and What To Do With It.