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Thursday, 02 September 2010

Wednesday, 01 September 2010

  • What Food Would You Love to Eat at Sports Game?

                   
    The days of hot dogs and cheap beer are long gone at today's baseball and sports stadiums. Growing up in New York I've always been a fan of the Mets, but with out of towners begging to go to a Yankee game, I sadly put away my orange and blue pride and attended a Yankee game. The new stadium is amazing (as expected), and I had to give them a true American baseball experience of hot dogs and beer, but we opted for other foods like since there we were flooded with food options galore! More Here...

  • Save The Endangered Honey Bear!

    September 1st kicks off National Honey Month! If you don't already know, there are hundreds of National food holidays throughout the year and they can definitely be fun to celebrate. I will be be mentioning lots more holidays throughout the month, so keep an eye out for one you may want to celebrate!

    As part of National Honey Month, I will also be posting various recipes and news about honey throughout the month.

    So, what's 'Save The Endangered Honey Bear' all about? More Here...

  • Recipe: Jello Shots In Orange Peels

                  

    Another jello post by me (apologize for you jello haters! haha). I've always wanted to try this but never got around to making it yet. I'm going to make sure I do before my summer ends! It's just another way to serve jello or jello shots since they're the perfect amount to just swallow up....JELLO SHOTS IN ORANGE PEELS!More Here...

  • Peach Month Recipes for August

                                         

    August is Peach Month, thanks to the wealth of peach fruits harvested during the month. During August, peaches are at their sweetest taste and lowest price. More Here...

  • Recipe: Huli Huli Pizza

    This is a guest post from Cooking Stuff.


    Preheat oven to 450. Combine the shredded pork and huli huli sauce in a small saucepan and simmer for 5-10 minutes. Roll out the dough, cover it with the pulled pork mixture and top with cheese, pineapple and onion. Bake until browned and crispy.More Here...

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