celebrate spring with a garden party full of the fresh seasonal produce* that’s available. what’s your favorite? spring garden party menu spring bruschetta (four ways) via delish knowledge (made with radishes* and peas*) spring salad with radishes* and fresh herbs via williams-sonoma (more about radishes*) spring vegetable* paella via food & wine (made with asparagus* and peas*) chilean … More garden party.
here’s a great easter brunch menu that’s full of spring produce*. share your favorite Easter eats! easter: spring brunch menu spanish tortilla with manchego and green olives via she wears many hats apricot*-glazed lamb chops via cook’n springtime veggie* pasta primavera via whole and heavenly oven (made with asparagus* and peas*) spring greens w/tarragon & radishes* via drumbeets red … More easter brunch.
I feel springy! I feel springy! okay…don’t EVER repeat those lines. 😉 but it’s okay to get excited that spring is officially here! and we are celebrating the season with an all day menu full of spring produce*. and it’s also perfect for #meatlessmonday…yeah spring! a spring day breakfast red velvet green smoothie via simple green … More spring eating.
show yourself some love and revisit our eat-in-color series with a day of red foods – perfect for #MeatlessMonday! (and here’s a friendly reminder about red foods via equinox): the color: red the picks: cranberries*, red bell peppers, radish, tomatoes, apples, cherries, pomegranates*, raspberries, aronia berries (also beets*, cayenne pepper, guava, red grapefruit, strawberries, rhubarb, watermelon) the payoff: red fruits and veggies contain … More a day in the red
when the weather outside is frightful…but the fire is so delightful…if you’ve been reading this blog, you know how much I enjoy afternoon tea and so I decided to put together an afternoon tea party menu based around winter seasonal produce. will this warm things up mid afternoon on a cold day? tell me what you … More ‘its tea time: winter
I’m a little under the weather this week, nothing drastic just a nagging cold. but it always leads me to start upping my Vitamin C intake especially with citrus fruits (sliced oranges in the morning are delightful…). and it’s perfect that a plethora of citrus is in-season during the winter, what a great way to help … More 5favs: citrus crush.
happy new year! has winter set in as yet where you live? we’ve just returned from a wonderful 2 week vacation (in honor of my Mom’s birthday) in Florida and Mexico (future blog post!) and have felt the chill of winter now that we’ve returned to Atlanta. brrrrrr. but nothing helps take the chill away … More meatless monday: comfort food
we’re in the final countdown to Christmas and here’s a great #MeatlessMonday dinner menu that showcases the winter seasonal produce that’s now available. most of these recipes are very simple and can be done in an hour or less with the exception of the winter lemonade but it can be made days ahead of time. what’s your … More winter seasonal soiree
after I got engaged to my now husband years ago (nope, not saying how long ago haha) one of the first social events we held was a Christmas tree trimming party, where we asked guests to come over and bring us an ornament to help decorate our tree. and I honestly don’t remember what we … More tree trimming party
although most of us wait with bated breath for the main course of any meal, I actually love and prefer the first (appetizers) and last (dessert) courses the most ( I know, I know…I just tend to not follow the crowd) but I think there should be some applause for the courses that “serve” to whet … More thanksgiving: first and last
the sugarapple 