Tag Archives: side dish

Sangria Salad for Girls Night Out FFF Party!

Posted on August 27, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

Every Friday the Foodies Friend Friday group gets together and offers a linky party where anyone can link up, check out great recipes and make new friends! So WHY are we here on a Monday? Because its Girls Night Out … Continue reading →

Posted in food club, Foodie Friends Friday, linky party, lunch, salad, vegetarian, What's For Dinner? | Tagged Foodie Friends Friday, fresh ingredients, fruit salad, lunch, party, sangria, side dish, vegetarian | 5 Comments

Olive Bread with Sun-dried Tomatoes and Herbs

Posted on August 12, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

I was thrilled when Penna Gourmet Foods offered to sponsor my blog post! I am an olive nut and love that Penna is a family owned business and has been since 1979. Penna Gourmet Foods does it all; from being … Continue reading →

Posted in baking, bread, dinner, olives, Penna Gourmet Foods, What's For Dinner? | Tagged baking, bread, condiments, dinner, farm, fresh ingredients, garden, greatolives.com, main dish, olive bread, Penna Gourmet Foods, Penna olives, sandwich, side dish, sun-dried tomato, vegetarian | 13 Comments

#SundaySupper Honey Mustard Baked Beans

Posted on July 29, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

This week’s #SundaySupper has us reflecting about what “Sunday Supper” means to us. For me, Sunday Suppers evolved over the years to stand for a time to exhale, settle down and share good food with those people who mean so much to … Continue reading →

Posted in #SundaySupper, beans, dinner, fasy and easy, food club, fresh ingredients, giveaway, picnic, vegetarian | Tagged #Merrell, #SundaySupper, baked beans, beans, food, fresh ingredients, giveaway, grill, outdoors, side dish, vegetarian | 22 Comments

#tomatolove Tomato Mango Tango Salsa

Posted on July 16, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

Last week I learned about this great promotion at www.gimmesomeoven.com/tomato-love-recipe-exchange and www.bakeyourday.net/tomato-love-recipe-exchange to raise awareness of the IJM (International Justice Mission), about off-season tomato farming in the US and to bring attention to their Recipe for Change campaign as they … Continue reading →