Tag Archives: pesto

Turkey Sausage and Noodle Pesto #SundaySupper

Posted on October 6, 2013 by Cindy Kerschner

This week the Sunday Supper Group is cooking up one pot recipes; from casseroles to slow cookers that make meal planning and clean up a little easier!

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Go Green #FoodieFriendsFriday Linky Party 36

Posted on March 14, 2013 by Cindy Kerschner

Green! Green! What does it mean? Spring, Eco-Friendly and of course, St Patrick’s Day! Welcome to Foodie Friends Friday! This week we’re celebrating all things green! Please take a moment to read through the rules before getting started, Thank You! … Continue reading →

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Three-Cheese Veggie Sandwich #SundaySupper

Posted on December 30, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

You’re Invited To Our New Years Eve Potluck Party with Emeril and Giveaway! GIVEAWAY CLOSED WINNER ANNOUNCED! This week our Sunday Supper Team has a special treat in store for you! We’re sharing our favorite Emeril Lagasse recipes for a … Continue reading →

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Watercress Pesto

Posted on June 4, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

As a kid I loved nothing better than foraging for snacks. Hot spots for snacks depended on the season. Fall brought apples and pears from neighboring trees and walnuts from the back woods. Spring had violets, dandelion and fiddleheads. But … Continue reading →