Advertisements This might sound weird, but I know I’m not the only one…I read cookbooks like novels. I love to read them cover to cover. You can learn many little things from different kitchens, cooks, chefs, and cultures from around the world. Well written cookbooks flow like a story. They start with a good foundationContinue reading “Cookbooks I Found on Amazon – #8”
Author Archives: Estelle Forrest
Weekly Wrap-up & Senior Salon Pit Stop #424
Advertisements Welcome to Senior Salon Pit Stop #424 Welcome to this week’s Weekly Wrap-up and Blog Link-up. It’s a new year at the Senior Salon Pit Stop and it’s time to vroom-vroom to all the great posts that everyone is creating all around the the blogosphere! Scroll down to check out my Weekly Wrap-up alongContinue reading “Weekly Wrap-up & Senior Salon Pit Stop #424”
Lemon Basil Shrimp & Rice
Advertisements Quick meals are what Homemade on a Weeknight is all about. This recipe basically only takes as long as it takes to make the rice and you are ready to serve it up. Lemon Basil Shrimp & Rice has got an incredible flavor profile, the whole family is going to love it. It isContinue reading “Lemon Basil Shrimp & Rice”
Home Matters Linky Party #593
Advertisements Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party A great place to come, share your blog posts and make new friends. We are so glad you are here with us each week. I am so excited to be a part of the Home Matters Linky Party Team! I have been participating for quite someContinue reading “Home Matters Linky Party #593”
Five #MostPopularPosts of Last Month – JULY-2026
Advertisements Well it would seem that sausage and pasta were what everyone was craving over the last month. I really love each of these recipes and I think you will to! I have looked at the page views and stats to check out the popular posts from last month. There are no surprises here –Continue reading “Five #MostPopularPosts of Last Month – JULY-2026”
One Pan Meatball & Pasta
Advertisements Substitutes and Variations: Suggestions for Sides: Tools that may make this recipe easier: Now Let’s Get Cookin’! I love to link up my posts to lots of blogs around the internet – check out this Ultimate Handy Linky Party List to find some of the places I share to! Estelle Forrest self-published this cookbookContinue reading “One Pan Meatball & Pasta”
Weekly Wrap-up & Senior Salon Pit Stop #423
Advertisements Welcome to Senior Salon Pit Stop #423 Welcome to this week’s Weekly Wrap-up and Blog Link-up. It’s a new year at the Senior Salon Pit Stop and it’s time to vroom-vroom to all the great posts that everyone is creating all around the the blogosphere! Scroll down to check out my Weekly Wrap-up alongContinue reading “Weekly Wrap-up & Senior Salon Pit Stop #423”
5 Fiber-Rich Weeknight Meals Nutritionists Recommend More Often
Advertisements The presence of fiber is typical of foods of plant origin. Some of the foods containing fiber include whole grains, legumes, fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Inclusion of two or three kinds of these products in your diet can ensure you receive a considerable amount of fiber without additional supplements. According to the National InstituteContinue reading “5 Fiber-Rich Weeknight Meals Nutritionists Recommend More Often”
Lime Ginger Shrimp & Rice
Advertisements When you really need to get dinner on the table in short order – Shrimp is a great protein to start with. It’s pretty versatile and does a great job of picking a huge range of flavors. This is especially true with this super simple but full of flavor shrimp dish – Lime GingerContinue reading “Lime Ginger Shrimp & Rice”
End-of-Day Bargains: How Students Can Actually Afford Farmers’ Markets
Advertisements Farmers’ markets have a reputation problem on college campuses. Walk through one on a Saturday morning, and you will likely see artisanal sourdough loaves priced in the double digits, microgreens sold by the ounce, and organic heirloom tomatoes that seem tailored for wealthy shoppers. For a student living on a strict monthly budget orContinue reading “End-of-Day Bargains: How Students Can Actually Afford Farmers’ Markets”