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Not your ordinary potato salad...
By Michele, on Tue Aug 19, 2008 10:54am PDT
Had a blogging assignment to share a favorite dish that you bring to a BBQ...I've brought a lot of dishes but this one is definitely my favorite! It takes your basic potato salad, and brings it to a whole new level (both in terms of taste and nutrition) by adding sweet potatoes (and purple...
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Potluck Blueberry Cobbler
By lola.writer, on Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:16am PDTThis is the single best blueberry cobbler I've ever had! I made it with fresh blueberries, but you can use frozen. The crust becomes this thick, delicious cake that perfectly compliments the berries. Check out the recipe at... Read More »
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Say yes to those summer picnic invitations!
By EatingWell Magazine, on Wed Jul 30, 2008 8:09am PDTSummer brings lots of invitations to potluck cookouts, so you’ll need an arsenal of sides and desserts to share. Whether your al fresco meal is around a grill, on a sandy beach or under a shady tree, these favorite summer picnic sides and desserts will round out your meal. Made with some of the best vegetables and fruits of summer, these dishes are full of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, and swap unhealthy saturated fats with healthy monounsaturated ones. So say “yes” to all those invitations, whip up some of these healthy recipes and enjoy the best of the outdoors! Read More »
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Recipe Road Test: Your Auntie Em's broccoli potluck salad
By Weetabix, Elastic Waist, on Mon May 19, 2008 11:54am PDTEver since I publicly recommitted myself to eating more fruits and vegetables, I will not lie: every day has been a struggle. Every damned day. I dutifully load up at the grocery store, spending at least half my grocery dollars on beautiful tender leaves of lettuce and baby spinach, gorgeous apples, perfectly phallic bananas, and then in the morning, I rush out the door, leaving them behind to wonder what they ever did wrong. Poor lovely strawberries and raspberries, they do not deserve to turn into emaciated carapaces of mold and rot slurry in my refrigerator. Read More »
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