Wishing all of you a Blessed Holiday Season

Culinate

Although this is not a private but a commercial blog, I wanted to steer you to it because of the abundant information and tasty recipes found there.

The style is clear, tips and articles may also be found on a variety of topics.

Take a look at this wonderful winter soup - Roasted Squash, Pear and Ginger Soup.

Visit Culinate.com and see what's cooking.

Pioneer Woman

Folks I am so excited by my new find I don't know how to tell you about it fast enough. She calls herself the Pioneer Woman and she not only cooks.

I'll fess up, it WAS the recipes that brought me to her site, but then perhaps the fact that 'she returned' to the country that kept me hanging around and find out more. I will highly recommend that you do the same and promise you won't regret it. You will find terrific recipes and the insight into the life and attitude of a terrific and talented sister woman.

Oh, and the page is put together so thoughtfully and beautifully that you get print out your recipes (no copy and paste here) directly from the site WITH PHOTOS!! Don't know about you, but I've never yet cooked anything I didn't see a photo of. Call me visual :)

Enjoy! I hope this page makes you as happy as it had made me.

The Edible Tulip

Owner of the Edible Tulip uses simple staples to make healthy, attractive food. Check out the Pepper Salad pictured along with three other dishes made from the same three staples.

Chili & Vanilia

Chili & Vanilia is a delightful blog by a young woman in Budapest. Although she travels she still has time to cook and also offer her recipes in English.

If you've always wanted to try Hungarian cooking or would like to revisit a forgotten dish, here is your opportunity. Pssst! If you want a 'to die for' chocolate dessert recipe, here it is.

Happy 2009!

Cook. Eat. Think

A Wisconsin mother of two shares her recipes and wisdom.