Category Archives: cookbooks

Food and Wine Conference Recap Highlights

Posted on August 20, 2013 by Cindy Kerschner

I had the pleasure last month to attend the first annual Food and Wine Conferencesponsored by Sunday Supper held at Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida. This was the view from my room. Friday I was greeted by room service with a knock on … Continue reading →

Posted in #SundaySupper, cookbooks, food, What's For Dinner?, wine | Tagged Chef, conference, Cook, cookbook, food, Food Blogger, Sara Moulton, Steamy Kitchen, Tampa Bay Times, Tampa Tribune, wine | 8 Comments

Curried Peas and Black Beans #SundaySupper #SaraMoulton Inspired

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Cindy Kerschner

This week brings a special guest to the #SundaySupper table and 7:00 pm ET chat. Welcome Sara Moulton! In honor of our special guest, the Sunday Supper Team has taken inspiration from Sara’s vast collection of recipes and put together … Continue reading →

Posted in #SundaySupper, beans, cookbooks, fresh ingredients, side dish, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, What's For Dinner? | Tagged black beans, green peas, peas, Sara Moulton, side dish | 54 Comments

You’re Invited To #SundaySupper New Year’s Eve Potluck Party Emeril Style!

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

We’re having a #SundaySupper New Year’s Eve Party and you are all invited! The Sunday Supper Team has been inspired by two of Emeril’s Cookbooks and we want to share some of our favorite recipes that are perfect to … Continue reading →

Posted in #SundaySupper, cookbooks, Emeril, food, food club, fresh ingredients, giveaway, sandwich, What's For Dinner? | Tagged #SundaySupper, cookbooks, Emeril, giveaway, New Years Eve, party, potluck, recipe, recipes, sandwiches | Comments Off

Whole Wheat Cereal Cookies #SundaySupper

Posted on December 9, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

COOKIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, I go crazy when it comes to cookies. No self control. None. Big fat zero. ðŸ˜‰ I can eat a bag of Milanos in under a minute. I’m not proud, just saying… So when I heard that this … Continue reading →