Archive for September, 2008


Recipe Roundup: Greeting Fall with Root Veggies and Pumpkin Recipes

by Meeta Khurana
Photo by Meeta Khurana

How fantastic is this time of year? Visiting the local Farmer’s Markets is pure bliss right now. As summer kisses us goodbye, she leaves us with the last fresh bounties of peaches, raspberries and zucchini. Autumn reaches out tantalizing us with delicious plums, apples and pumpkins.
This year I am […]

Monday, September 29th, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Butternut Squash Recipes

By Maureen Clancy of Matters of Taste

Photo by Simply Recipes

With the possible exception of a golden turkey or a bumpy apple pie, there’s probably no food more closely linked to autumn than butternut squash. Trend-setting restaurant chefs are inclined to toss the colorful cubes into dishes all year round. But, in fact, this is […]

Monday, September 22nd, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Fresh Figs, A Taste of the Divine

By Susan Russo of Food Blogga
Photo by Foodblogga

Figs are food for the gods. These lovely tear-drop shaped fruit are singular in both appearance and flavor. From their characteristic perfumed fragrance to their fragile skin that is often split from ripeness, revealing droplets of golden honeyed nectar, fresh figs are a treat so luscious […]

Monday, September 15th, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Vegetarian Specialties

By Meeta Khurana
Eat those vegetables!
You need to eat your fruits!
How many of us have grown up on those words from our diligent mothers? I for one clearly remember my mother always telling me how important vegetables and fruits are for our health and daily nutrition. However, my mother never shoved these words down […]

Monday, September 8th, 2008
Recipe Roundup: Homemade Pizza!

By Susan of Farmgirl Fare
Photo by Kevin Weeks

Cranking up the oven to 500 degrees for a couple of hours might not be your idea of fun during late summer, but that’s just what you should be doing right now. Backyard gardens and farmers’ markets are brimming with vine-ripened tomatoes, bouqets of basil, and […]

Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008