Archive for July, 2008


Recipe Roundup: Frozen Desserts for Hot Summer Days

By Brilynn of Jumbo Empanadas
Photo: Brilynn of Jumbo Empanadas
When the days are hot like they have been, (and if we’re being honest, even when they’re not) I pretty much live off of ice cream. For some people it’s a once in a while treat or reserved for summer, for me it’s a mandatory everyday […]

Sunday, July 27th, 2008
Yogurt Wars - San Diego

Frozen yogurt has been making a revival in a big way. Ever since Pinkberry opened their doors in LA (or was it since Red Mango opened in South Korea?), people have been lining up for this new style of yogurt. Instead of trying to mimic ice cream like the froyo of old, Pinkberry retained much […]

Thursday, July 24th, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Food Can NEVER Be Too Colorful

By Lisa of La Mia Cucina

Photo by Steamy Kitchen

There are many things I’ve learned since we’ve decided to live this lifestyle change of ours.. you CAN cook delicious meals WITHOUT a stick of butter and/or a cup of mayo! Fruits and veggies ARE your friends! Olive oil really IS everything it’s cracked up to […]

Monday, July 21st, 2008
Announcing Foodie Views of the Day

We are very proud to announce the launch of FoodieView’s latest feature, Foodie Views of the Day. Foodie Views of the Day showcases mouthwatering food photography from around the food blogosphere. It allows food bloggers and photographers to submit their favorite food photos and share them with the foodie community. We will […]

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Cook It Fresh with Herbs

By Andrea Meyers of Andrea’s Recipes

Photo by Fine Furious Life
Herbs and spices are defined by their culinary use, not by plant. When using the leafy part of the plant, it’s an herb; when using any other part of the plant, including the roots, bark, seeds, berries, fruit, it’s a spice. Fresh herbs add […]

Monday, July 14th, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Keep Your Cool with Summer Seafood

By Kalyn Denny from Kalyn’s Kitchen

Photo by Cooking with Amy
Summer Seafood has such a nice ring to it, but there are other reasons to eat seafood when temperatures start to climb. For one thing, many types of fish or seafood taste great served cold, which may be why seafood salads are so popular. […]

Monday, July 7th, 2008