This is a sponsored post. I received a promotional item as a thank you for participating. Do you love to share your thoughts and opinions? A popular Quick Food Service is looking for some foodies to help inspire their future products and recipes. If your care about the ingredients and quality used in …
This post was sponsored by Morton’s Salt as part of their Morton’s Salt Next Door Chef Campaign. All opinions are, of course, my own. This past Monday, I joined a number of guests at a unique dining experience, here in Nashville: “Morton Salt’s Next Door Chef: Nashville” event. Morton Salt, converted the backyard of Travis …
You’re here for the cheese giveaway, right? Mmmhmm. That’s what I thought. Well, BEFORE I tell you how to enter to win said cheese, let me give you a little more value for your click. (Which I do deeply, deeply appreciate! All clicks and shares are ~highly~ esteemed!) Disclosure: I am a member of the …
When cold and flu season strikes, Flu-Fighter Soup, Chicken Soup with Greens and Garlic will help you become a Flu-Fighter, by boosting your immune system. How Does Flu Fighter Soup Boost Your Immune System? When Cold/Flu Season hits, you need to become a Flu-Fighter. You need a weapon that will boost your immune system. Flu-Fighter Soup: …
Back a few months ago, I wrote a post about one of the highlights of my summer: getting to attend my girlfriend, Alison’s, wedding, and how I found my dress through Chico’s. Alison and Rick wanted to share the news of their wedding with their friends in their own unique way, in their own unique …
Purple Hull Peas with Bacon and Rice are nothing but good Southern cooking! They are very similar to black-eyed peas, and you can use this recipe to cook black-eyed peas. But I didn’t grow up eating them. Field Peas: the Overarching Category Over 10 years ago, back when we lived in town, I determined to …
This amazingly delicious recipe for what, in my opinion, is the World’s Best Oven Roasted Salsa, is a recipe I’ve been making a lot lately, practically all summer long. I keep making it for two reasons: first, because it’s so amazingly delicious, and secondly, because we finally found a fantastic fresh tomato source. Sounds like …
A few months ago, while exercising my rights as a Licensed Skeptic ®, I asked the Facebook group of Homeschooling Moms I’ve been a part of for over 10 years if facial masks really do anything. (Did you just think, “She was probably scrolling through Pinterest again?” Well, you’d be right. Remember, I once was …
Have you ever felt kind of like a “fake” adult? Like you don’t know exactly what you’re doing? Or where you’re going? Maybe even felt at a loss as to what your next step should be? My mom died when I was 30. My dad, when I was 42. Each died right around the …
This is a sponsored post. I received a promotional item as a thank you for participating. I started my career as a stay-at-home Mom 22 years ago. This pic was taken when my Baby Boy, who is now a young man, first discovered the pleasures of reveling in the joy that is Blueberry Pie. I, …
Tinga de Pollo may not fall trippingly off of *your* tongue, but Shredded Chicken Tacos is easy enough for any English speaker to say, and understand. What I love about these tacos is that they are full of rich, wonderful flavors! I’m always looking for recipes that are relatively quick and easy, and while this …
This recipe for Grilled Pork Chops and Grilled Romaine Salad with a Toasted Sesame Vinaigrette is a 30 minute meal, and who doesn’t need a delicious recipe like that in his/her back pocket? I adore having recipes that are not only quick and easy, but scrumptious, too. Summer Is The Time For Easy …
This recipe for Fresh Corn Carbonara is both easy and delicious! It’s a great weeknight meal. Fresh Corn Carbonara is Technically Not a Carbonara The purists among you are going to take note immediately that there are no eggs in this dish, so technically, it’s NOT a pasta carbonara. Well, technically, you’re right. Hope that …
Wondering if attending a food blogger conference, like the International Food Blogger Conference, might be right for you? I just got home from Sacramento, California, (America’s Farm-to-Fork-Capital) where I attended the International Food Blogger Conference. I’d like to share with you my thoughts on why I attended. I’ll also tell you why I probably will go back again …
I have ordered (and loved!) carnitas tacos before in a restaurant, but have never made them myself. I’ve always hesitated to do so, because all the pork shoulder (Boston Butt) roasts we’ve ever purchased have been devoted to my husband smoking them, outside. After several summers dedicated to the Smoking of the Butt, he …