I keep all of the photos used on my blog in organized files in my iPhoto program. Once in awhile I browse through them to remind me what I have been up to, it really helps document my life and I think it will be fun to look back in years to come. Besides all of the before and after photos from my professional organizing projects, recipes are the second most popular topic.
About a year ago I reorganized the recipes that I have posted on my blog under the recipe tab. It really comes in handy when I am sharing a recipe with a friend or looking for an old favorite for myself. Over the weekend I was looking through my archived blog photos and recipes looking for ideas and I was reminded of great recipes that I tried last summer that I need to make again soon. Here are some of my favorites, give them a try!
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The Greek Quinoa Salad and toasted Caprese look fabulous; perfect for the hot weather. I am new and your newest follower. Hope you will visit my blog and follow me back.
Super Cute blog!!
I am your newest follower! I will definitely be keeping an eye on your blog to learn new things!! If you would like to take a look at my blog that would be wonderful and follow me back! For-The-Luv-Of.blogspot.com Look out for some giveaways also like mineral make-up. I am new to this but excited to share ideas on yummy food!
Thanks,
Brooke
wow, love the festive fruit tart! it's so pretty!!
These look so yummy! Thanks for linking this up to our Wicked Awesome Wednesday party.
Burgers are always a favorite at my house. Looking at this page you have a lot of great recipes. I'm hosting my first link party today Cast Party Wednesday and would love it if you came by and shared ALL these yummy recipes.
http://www.ladybehindthecurtain.com/
Thanks,
I hope to see you there!
Oh my gosh, I am so hungry after looking at all of the delicious pictures. Well you have motivated me, I am going to bake something today.
I think I need to eat something! You just made me very hungry… all looks delicious!
It seems that a lot of these dishes are taking advantage of locally-grown produce. Is there some truth to this?