Archive for October 2014
Prosciutto sandwich
To get your taste buds tingling here’s a sneak peek of my prosciutto and buffalo mozzarella baguette recipe, the flavor combination leaves your mouth watering for more. This sandwich is…
Read MoreCapresse panini
Panini’s are traditionally made with ciabatta, rolls or any other type of bread other than sliced sandwich bread. However, in today’s menus you find Panini’s made with sliced bread and…
Read MoreBrie and turkey Panini
Panini’s are traditionally made with ciabatta, rolls or any other type of bread other than sliced sandwich bread. However, in today’s menus you find Panini’s made with sliced bread and…
Read MorePineapple Rice
Directions: Bring water to a boil Add rice and wait for it to come back to a boil and then turn it down to a simmer and cover it with…
Read MoreTurkey vegetable lasagna
This lasagna is so perfect when you are ready for warm comforting foods but you’re not ready for heavy ingredients. This recipe combines tomato sauce, béchamel and vegetables you find…
Read MoreSalmon tacos with mango salsa
Mango Salsa Ingredients 2 tablespoons small diced red pepper 1 tablespoon small diced jalapeno (don’t forget to remove the seeds) 1 green onion thinly sliced 1 ½ limes juiced ½…
Read MoreRicotta Orange Pancakes
Directions: In a large mixing bowl add all dry ingredients except the cinnamon. In a medium bowl add all liquid ingredients and mix. Combine both together. Heat on medium-high in…
Read MoreApples
I did a great blog talk radio show on Apple types and Ciders on my show PAIRED at commdiginews.com. Please give it a listen for more great information on apples!
Read MoreFrench onion soup
French onion soup is a delicious medley of slow cooked onions with rich beef broth, thyme and sherry vinegar topped with a toasted French bread and salty Gruyere cheese Heat a…
Read MoreProduct Review: Lovely Rolling Pin by J.K. Adams
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Lovely Rolling Pin is an innovative design with old-world craftsmanship. The rolling pin has 3” cylindrical handles on each end, but instead of the center being…
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