Monday 14 May 2012
Sunday 13 May 2012
Heart Milk Cubes by
Spinach Pesto Grille
Breakfast Risotto wi
Striped Ice Cubes by
Knock You Naked Brow
Spring Pea Soup by
Carrot Ginger Detox
Vanilla Milk with Ch
Monday 7 May 2012
Open-faced Sandwich
MIni Frittatas by Be
Roasted Strawberry C
Open Face Sandwiches
Whole Wheat Pancakes
Dutch Baby by foodie
Thursday 3 May 2012
Neapolitan Rice Krispie Treats!
Spaghetti in Garlic Gravy with Herbs and Lemon Mar
Spaghetti in Garlic Gravy with Herbs and Lemon Marinated Chicken and Cherry Tomatoes
Wednesday 2 May 2012
Choco bowls We blew up regular size balloons abou
Choco bowls We blew up regular size balloons about halfway so they were still small, but found that water balloons worked best. They are a perfect size for this project, just hard to fill with air instead of water. I about busted a lung. After you blow up the balloons, wash them off and let them dry. And before you use each one, spray a little non-stick cooking spray on each. Just a little. Okay, here’s what you do. Melt some semi-sweet chocolate, white chocolate or confectionery coating. I used the same candy coating I use for cake pops. Let it cool slightly before using. It doesn’t need to be super hot. Spoon a small amount on a wax-paper-covered baking sheet. Then take one of your prepared balloons and dip it in the chocolate. Dip it in enough so the chocolate makes a bowl shape around the balloon. Remove from the chocolate and place the balloon gently on top of the chocolate waiting on the baking sheet. And repeat. You can place the tray of balloon bowls in the refrigerator to speed up the drying time. Then it’s time for the really fun part. Pop them all with a pin. Gently remove the balloon carnage from the inside of the cups and they are ready to go. If you want, you can also serve other treats in them like ice cream, pudding or cheesecake.