Posts for December 1st 2007

Quiz

Five Questions About the Sno Ball

The bright pink signature Hostess Sno Balls is turning 60 this year.

The bright pink signature Hostess Sno Balls is turning 60 this year. It was introduced in 1947 and has become an icon of American pop culture. You may know what it looks like, but do you know anything about it? Test your knowledge with our quiz. Source

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Name That Dish!

Ever since I saw llendril's pumpkin raviolis with gorgonzola sauce, I can't stop thinking about blue cheese.
Ever since I saw llendril's pumpkin raviolis with gorgonzola sauce, I can't stop thinking about blue cheese. I think I might have to treat myself to some by making the scrumptious salad pictured below. Do you know what it's called?

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recipes

Trendy Side: Roasted Sweet Potato Wedges

Sweet potato fries are totally having a moment.

Sweet potato fries are totally having a moment. They're a more festive alternative to regular russet potatoes and don't necessarily have to be fried. This particular variation is baked in the oven and are seasoned with a soy chili oil before being placed in a pan. They are a lovely companion to roast meats and poultry and they jazz up the classic burger. They would also be wonderful as an appetizer at a holiday cocktail party. Take a look at the recipe now, just read more

Love It or Hate It

The Gourmet Next Door: Love It or Hate It?

Has anyone been watching The Gourmet Next Door, Amy Finley's new cooking show?


Has anyone been watching The Gourmet Next Door, Amy Finley's new cooking show? The television series was Amy's prize for winning the Next Food Network Star and debuted on Food Network about six weeks ago. After watching a few episodes, I can't help but wonder why this woman has a cooking show. She's nervous and uncomfortable in the kitchen. She comes across uninformed because she doesn't mention measurements. When she spills ingredients or burns a dish, she ignores her sloppy mistakes.

On the other hand, her recipes are interesting and scrumptious sounding. I may even give her Moroccan chicken stew a try. Still, a successful cooking show is about so much more than good recipes, right? What do you think?

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