Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Food Shows


I'm currently watching
Sunny Anderson on the
Cooking Channel. I really enjoy watching any of the food shows!

My new favorite, though, is Extra Virgin for it's Italian theme which speaks to my Italian heritage, and my love of Italian food! 


 Not to mention, I like the real expression of love between these two and the simple everyday life that's played out in their shows.

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If you're an avid Food Network or Cooking Channel viewer like me, I'd love to know which shows are your favorites, and why?

Refrigerator Cleaning Duty

I honestly dislike leftovers. They rarely get eaten as intended, and they clutter up the fridge. Especially when several people are rifling through them every day and I hear something similar to, "What do we have in here that's good to eat?" I end up with a refrigerator that looks like this:

UGH!!
 I've gotten to the point of putting leftovers into ziplock baggies (except things with liquid, of course!) so that if they start hanging around too long, I can throw out the whole kit and kaboodle. Mostly I try to be very conscientious of just how much I make of something to avoid leftovers, but sometimes dealing with them just can't be helped. I figure if they're at least in baggies, I don't have to deal with washing out plastic containers, which is one of the other things that I really dislike! (After all, what's the point of wasting water to wash out the containers from food that was saved, but didn't get eaten, and that got wasted, too??!) So I go back to my original thought - MAKING ONLY WHAT I THINK MY FAMILY WILL EAT!

Here's my clean, now practically empty fridge:

Ahhhh.....much better!


Now it's time for me to do some sensible shopping!

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What's your trick in dealing with leftovers?

A Cookbook Favorite

Publisher: Cookbook Resources, LLC    Paperback: 400 pages   


An uncluttered, simple cookbook that is exactly as its name implies - short and easy. I love a cookbook that's approachable, doesn't require a lot of tedious prep time, and you can count on turning out great food with every recipe you try. There's also some nice "save-a-penny" tips scattered throughout the book. If you have the chance to check it out, you won't be disappointed. It's definitely one you'll want to add to your collection! Here's a peek inside: