Amanda: I've always had a love of cooking. As a teenager, when most of my friends were watching sitcoms, I was watching Food Network. I was always experimenting on my family with my "creations." Recently I have found a new passion in food. I now follow the principles of Weston A. Price Foundation, using Real Food when I cook. I've eliminated processed foods from my life. I don't use too many measurements when I cook, just a lot of love. I have opened up this blog to my family and some friends, so there will be a lot of recipes to enjoy. As always, please leave comments, and suggestions. pizza ranch buffet If you try one of our recipes, please let us know what you thought pizza ranch buffet of it! To find out more about me, visit my personal blog here . How did this blog get it's name? Read here to find out!
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Julie: One of my wonderful sister-in-laws. Shes a great mom of two. She and I share a passion for food. One of her favorite weekend spots is to go hang out at the gourmet supermarket to take in the sights! You can visit her personal blog here . Karen: My Momma. Yes, I'm almost 30 and call her Momma. She encouraged my love for food by helping me cook many dinners while I was growing up. I cooked pizza ranch buffet spaghetti so many times, that to this day, we are both "tired" of it. But back then she never complained. Jules: I met Jules in the blogsphere and fell in love with her blog, Far from the Sticks pizza ranch buffet . Here is a little more about her in her own words: I grew up in the wilds of New Hampshire. After college I went in search of warmth and sun and ended up in San Diego. In Feb. '09 I moved to Ankara, Turkey pizza ranch buffet with my fiance. Officially I am now an ex-pat. I am currently butchering Turkish in my attempt to learn it, but have had more success with the food. I pounce at any chance to try a new dish, and have few boundaries when it comes to what I won't eat. Through my exeriences I am learning the intricacies of a cuisine that varies from Mediterranean to Anatolian. Growing up I never imagined this particular adventure but nonetheless pizza ranch buffet am excited for what is to come.
Oh, not only is this pretty, but it is amazinly tasty! I have made it with skim yogurt and whole fat. Let me just tell you, it tastes fine with skim yogurt, but decadent with whole milk 0r cream yogurt! This salad is served cool or cold and is considered a side dish or a meze. --Jules Yoğurtlu pizza ranch buffet Pancar Salatası—Beet Yogurt Salad 3 to 4 large beets boiled and cooled 1 cup of yogurt 1/4 of water 2-4 cloves of mashed pizza ranch buffet garlic 1-3 teaspoons of dill salt to taste First shred the beets. I used a food processor because pizza ranch buffet I did not want to stain my hands. Then whisk the yogurt, mashed/pressed garlic, water and dill together. Finally, fold everthing together and salt to taste, about a 1/2- 1 teaspoon. Serve cool or cold as a side salad. Yum!
Turkish food looks so different from American! I'll have to get brave and try this. I've been wanting to try beets in other ways, because so far they are not a top vegetable of mine! Thanks for sharing Jules! Reply Delete
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