Archive for July, 2009


Recipe Roundup: Easy Appetizers For Your Summer Shin-Dig

By Helene Dujardin of Tartelette
Photo by Two Peas and a Pod

There is a general consensus among cooks that summers are far too important to be spent in the kitchen cooking and baking for family and friends. Vacation, kids off school, people coming out of thier winter cloacks to visit and party with you.
The abundance of […]

Sunday, July 26th, 2009
Recipe Roundup: Summer Ice Creams and Sorbets

by Meeta Khurana from What’s For Lunch, Honey?
Photo by Simply Gluten-Free

Summer spells out ICE CREAM and SORBET in huge capital letters. Summer break has started in several countries across the world and the ice cream cafÈs are packed with people young and old enjoying a cool-down with a scoop or two of the […]

Sunday, July 19th, 2009
Recipe Roundup:Cookies for All Occasions

By Brilynn of Jumbo Empanadas
Photo by Jumbo Empanadas

It seems like more and more lately when I get the urge to bake, I don’t want to make an elaborate cake or spend three days making croissants, I want something simple that I can make and enjoy immediately. That’s where cookies come in. They’re infinitely […]

Sunday, July 12th, 2009
Beyond Lettuce: Explore New Options in Summer Salads

By Kalyn Denny of Kalyn’s Kitchen
Summer has always been the time for salads, with lots of fresh garden ingredients at their best this time of year. But in today’s culinary world, the definition of salad has expanded to mean almost any combination of ingredients that’s served cold. That’s good news if the temperatures […]

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009