By Lis of La Mia Cucina
Photo by Dessert First

Hey all.. long time no see!
I’m tickled to be writing for FoodieView again and I get to write one of my most favorite round-ups - holidays! Specifically, Easter! Yay!
I decided to try and feature all kinds of different stages of an Easter meal, instead […]

By Lynne Daley of Cafe Lynnylu
Photo by Cafe Lynnylu

The aromas of bread baking evoke memories of a time when nearly all bread consumed by a family was made at home or bought from the city or village bakery. With our busy lifestyle, we think that we donÕt have time to bake our bread, so are […]

By Rachel Rappaport of Cocnut & Lime
Photo by Life’s Ambrosia

While decadent dessert and dips are a delight, stripping down to basics after the holidays is a common impulse. I like to look for fresh, easy to make recipes that colorful and have lots of vegetables and lean meats or seafood.
Photo by No Recipes

Soup is a […]

Recipe Roundup: Mesmerizing Macarons
by Meeta Khurana from What’s For Lunch, Honey?
Photo by What’s for Lunch, Honey?

Macarons are those incredibly delicate, tantalizingly tender and wonderfully beautiful French delicacies that make everyone’s eyes light up at the sheer mention of them.
French macarons are somewhat of a legend and they should not be dishonored by being […]

By Lisa of La Mia Cucina
Photo by Feeding My Enthusiasms

Below are some fantabulous Holiday side dish and starter recipes. I had to force myself to stop adding on to the list because DAMN ya’ll do an amazing job in sharing those secret family tradition recipes, the brand spankin’ recipes you come up with and […]

By Susan of Food Blogga
Photo by Kitchen Parade

Charlie Brown got it right when he said that Christmas isn’t about who has the shiniest Christmas tree (or Lexus, as it were), it’s about the true meaning of Christmas — eating. Well, more like the warm feeling you get inside, as when you share and eat Christmas […]

By Andrea Meyers of Andrea’s Recipes
Photo by Baking Bites

Gingerbread is an ages-old tradition enjoyed by people around the world, and of all the Christmas cookies our family makes, gingerbread is the one that most evokes Christmas for us. Every year our family makes gingerbread men and a gingerbread house or Christmas tree with all the […]

By Andrea Meyers of Andrea’s Recipes
Photo by Andrea Meyers

My childhood memories of Thanksgiving dinners are filled with images of family gathered around several tables, big turkeys, gravy, dressing, cranberry sauce, beans, sweet potatoes, rolls, and pumpkin and pecan pies. Back then we didn’t think about food allergies, we just cooked and ate. Then after years […]

By Susan of Food Blogga
Photo by Food Blogga

I always thought dates were unloved Christmas food. Those sad, dry brown fruits stuffed with an almond and dusted with confectioners’ sugar never stood a chance against Christmas cookies and cakes.
My feelings towards dates changed significantly a few years ago. A farmer at the Santa Monica farmers’ market […]

By Lisa of La Mia Cucina
Photo by The Kitchn

We’re smack dab in the middle of my most favorite season of all time. Autumn. There’s nothing better than the cooler, crisp air.. the smell of bon fires, newly fallen leaves, and BIRTHDAY CAKE! hehehe Yep, my birthday is in November and although […]