By Bintu This light refreshing and creamy Zucchini dip is completed with coconut yoghurt and mint. It is perfect for a quick and healthy snack and the excuse to use up your zucchini / courgette bounty.
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By Karen Burns-Booth Create your own Bespoke Chocolate Bar – Cadbury is offering the chance for 3 lucky people to have their own bespoke chocolate bar made & sold, as well as visit the factory where it will be made. All you have to do is to design and create your own chocolate bar using up to 3 ingredients from a list of over 90,000 combinations of ingredients on the special Cadbury Inventor page.
Go madbury for Cadbury Inventor!
Cadbury is offering a wonderful opportunity to invent your own Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate Bar. The classic and iconic Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bar is your …read more
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By Jacqueline Meldrum How do you build up a veggie lunchbox for kids that they will enjoy, but has enough of the good stuff like fruit and vegetables in it?Planning. That’s the key. Trying to scramble something together the night before or in the morning before you leave will just lead to stress and a lunchbox that comes home barely touchedFollow my lunchbox plan for a stress-free term and scroll down for a list of ideas and recipes.KIDS LUNCHBOX PLANThe Two-Week PlanPlan ahead! Grab a notebook and make a list. Use this guide to plan a two week rota you can use during …read more
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By Megan Gordon Tacos are my “single girl” food. You know, the food that you make whenever your partner, kids, or roommates are out of town and you get to sit down and be really honest about what you and only you feel like eating? I never tire of them and am always looking for ways to amp up my taco game.
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By Megan Gordon Jackfruit is turning up in more grocery aisles and restaurant menus these days. Although I am occasionally skeptical of new food trends, this nutritious, tasty fruit looks like it’s here to stay in my pantry thanks to its versatility and affordable price.
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By foodwishes@yahoo.com (Chef John) I’ve always found it amusing that macaroons, which are one of the easiest cookies ever, has the same name, give or take an “o,” as the famously difficult macaron. Even though they have the same origin, which the Italian word maccarone (also where we get macaroni), they couldn’t be more different in texture, as well as the skill they require. Since we did (and totally nailed) the hard one, I figured I should do the easy one, especially since I just got back from vacation, and something simple seemed like a really good idea. Speaking of easy, using sweetened …read more
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By Erin Alderson Post sponsored by California Avocados. See below for more details.
When someone asks me about my background, I think they assume I’ll say something about photography or cooking. While I’ve done both for over a decade now, I actually started in music. I have two degrees, geared towards music education and I’m a bassoonist by trade. I love everything about music but I found my love was better as a consumer (and occasional performer).
One thing hardly anyone knows about me: I was a HUGE ska fan in high school. Beyond bassoon, I’m a saxophonist. It was my first instrument and it …read more
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By Bintu Instant Pot Vegetable Soup with Zucchini is a low carb vegetable soup may be low in carbs but is full of flavour!
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By Emma Christensen Blueberries! Strawberries! Raspberries! Just give me ALL the berries!
The love for sweet, ripe, juicy berries and other fruits has always been strong in my family — my mom often says that the one thing she could be sure my brother and I would eat when we were kids was the fruit salad.
For me, the farmers’ market this time of year is like walking into a candy store. So many choices. So little time.
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By Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche It’s another low-carb recipe using the magic that is cauliflower! I’m sure you’ve noticed that I don’t follow a low-carb diet (potato in your noodles, anyone?), but I do love to experiment with all kinds of recipes, and using cauliflower to create a low-carb version of an old favourite is something I’ve done several times before – cauliflower tabbouleh, cauliflower tortillas, cauliflower risotto… to name but a few. This low-carb cauliflower hummus is another amazing, easy way to reduce your carbs, and sneak an extra veggie into your diet while you’re at it.
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By Katie Workman There is a true beauty to one-skillet dinners, and it’s not just the fact that there is only one pan to wash.
It’s just very satisfying to place a skillet right in the middle of the table and scoop out essentially your whole meal. It’s family style dining at its best. (Just be careful of the hot pan!)
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By Irvin Looking for a make-ahead breakfast or brunch recipe? These breakfast fried grits are loaded with sausage, onions and cheddar cheese. (Jump directly to the recipe.)
It’s been like the 1990s are back in my household as of late. It all started when I realized all the bands and artists that I listened to in college were doing reunions and recording new albums or re-releasing 25-year anniversary version of their classic albums. From Liz Phair’s Exile to Guyville to the Breeders and Belly reforming in their classic lineup and releasing new albums, to the third act of Tracey Thorn’s musical career (she’s …read more
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By Caroline Field We were lucky enough to be sent a rather impressive selection of smoked game and meat, together with a selection of smoked and fresh fish and dairy to try in our little brasserie La Petite Bouchée after being approached by Celtic Fish and Game. I automatically spied the stunning piece of smoked haddock and bagged it for one of our all time family favourites Kedgeree and I know that the rest is being tried and tested in the LPB kitchen at the moment, watch out for the results on their FaceBook Page.Celtic Fish and Game is a truly family …read more
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By Grace Hall Today I have a new healthy breakfast recipe to share with you – a super easy porridge bread, the recipe for which has come from a fantastic new family friendly cookbook from Ciara Attwell at My Fussy Eater. This amazing no-knead bread takes just minutes to prepare and is naturally gluten free with no flour or yeast (use gluten free oats if needed).
I’m also giving away a free copy of the My Fussy Eater cookbook so be sure to scroll down to the end of the post to find out how to enter for your chance to get your …read more
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By Erin Alderson This recipe is an update from an older recipe. Over the years I’ve tinkered very slightly but I felt this vegetarian paella deserved a little refresh. Don’t be confused, it’s not a ratatouille- I just love the look of the layered vegetables. Also, this is not a traditional paella. Quite a bite is different (including the type of rice used) but it’s a paella in spirit.
A couple notes. You will see I partially precook the rice. I’ve never had luck with brown rice cooking in tomato-based liquids (and from comments I received, neither have a lot of people). Since I …read more
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By Sabrina Modelle Packed with fresh tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers—not to mention Kalamata olives and feta cheese—this pasta salad has all the flavor of your favorite Greek salad! The lemony garlicky dressing is also flavorful enough to stand up to olives and feta, but it doesn’t overpower the more delicately flavored ingredients such as cucumber and tomato.
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By Grace Hall Make packed lunches fun with these free printable lunchbox notes for kids! Send messages, jokes and doodles to make your kids smile with these fun sets of lunchbox notes, which are blank with plenty of space for you to write your own.
If you’re a regular reader of the Eats Amazing blog you may have spotted the new series of free printable lunchbox notes for kids that I launched here on the blog recently. Every week over the next few months I will be sharing a new set of themed lunch box notes for you to print out and use for …read more
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By Grace Hall Today I’m sharing how to make a fun monkey themed bagel lunch for kids. This simple monkey bagel looks impressive but is actually really easy to make with no elaborate equipment – all you need is a set of round cookie cutters.
This cute monkey bagel is perfect for popping in a bento box but it’s so easy to put together that it would be great to make in bulk for party food too – a platter of monkey bagels would be perfect for a jungle or animal themed birthday party!
I don’t have time to make super intricate bento lunches every …read more
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By Bintu You will ♡ this comforting, easy, filling and over the top delicious Sheet Pan Baked Chicken Thighs and Sweet Potato recipe.
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By Elise Bauer One thing we gardeners can count on in the peak of summer is a surplus of zucchini and tomatoes, right? That basil plant in the corner of the garden bed is pretty happy too.
If you are looking for ideas of what to make with the most summery of summer produce, check out this zucchini tomato quiche!
It’s simple enough as quiches go—shallots, shredded zucchini, an assortment of colorful cherry tomatoes, basil, and herbs with a custard base of eggs, milk, cream, sour cream, and Parmesan.
Tomatoes, basil, and zucchini play well together as a matter of principle, and they work beautifully in …read more
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By Elise Bauer Many sweet and savory pie recipes require pre-baking or “blind baking” a crust. No one really knows where the term got its name, but “blind” baking a crust means baking it without a filling. Continue reading “How to Blind Bake a Pie Crust” »
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By Summer Miller This month, Summer Miller is back, sharing her meal plans for July. Summer is a mom, a full-time food writer, and also helps test the fabulous recipes we bring you every week at Simply Recipes.
Summer has arrived launching cannonballs of heat and humidity. The air is thick and heavy like wet blankets. I can feel the weight of it on my skin and in my lungs.
I wade through the sticky and heat-stricken Midwestern masses by day, awaiting the cooler evenings that seem endless this time of year.
The fireflies are out in droves looking for love in the twilight skies and …read more
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By Bintu Easy recipe lovers this one is for you. We have make-ahead Shrimp Foil Packs full of juicy shrimps, quick cook veggies and everyday spices.
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By Bintu These tasty and lighter Gluten Free Zucchini Muffins (Courgette Muffins) are made with everyday pantry staples! They are perfect for breakfast, lunch boxes, an on the go snack or summer gatherings! Make ahead and freeze till needed.
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By Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche I’ll get to this recipe in a moment – these basil and goat’s cheese crostini, topped with a simple balsamic red onion and blackberry compote, are creamy and sweet and crunchy and all kinds of other things, and I have a lot to say about them. But first I want to talk about the blackberries themselves.
A few weeks ago, I was invited down to a blackberry farm in the middle of the stunning Kent countryside (and it was a sunny day too, which made everything look even more beautiful) to learn all about how these blackberries are grown. They’re Driscoll’s …read more
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