Todays questions are from participants in the hunt!!!
1) Thanks to Dewey, find a post with a book recommendation!! Someone is always reading a good book!
2)From Amy at Laughing Through Tears, find a blog that has a recipe on it. It doesnt have to be recent, and let us know what it is!!!
EXTRA CREDIT TODAY FOR GOING TO VISIT LARRY! YES LARRY, YOU GOT A FREE POINT. LARRY HAS A BLOG THAT I FOUND RIGHT BEFORE THE HUNT AND ITS QUITE INTERESTING!!! HOPE YOU ENJOY! MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE A COMMENT
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1. Amanda always has great book reviews. Here's her most recent recommendation.
2. Marianne, along with some other great blogs, has this blog for just her recipes. Latest posted recipe: fruit dip. Yum!
Have a great week, Amy!
I've been a tad AWOL (whoops!). Funny thing - I've posted exactly these two things recently. Let me not self-promote, though. Always better to actually scavenge. ;)
1. Book recommendation - the ladies over at 5mins have started a new weekly feature with a book recommendation (sorry - sorta cheating). Today's book looks great.
2. Recipe - Laura at http://orgjunkie.blogspot.com has her Menu Plan Monday up, and she's got a great recipe for Pizza Pancakes that sounds really tasty!
1. Melody (#42) has recommended THE MEMORY KEEPER'S DAUGHTER.
2. Stacy (#9)has a recipe for Crockpot Chicken Santa Fe that looks yummy.
3. I left a comment for Larry.
I did stop by Larry's today, he uses plastic hangers :)
1. BookOkie has great book reviews.
2.This recipe was found at Sparky Duck.
Gigondes
1.5 cups drained canned gigondes, butter beans or lima beans
1 tablespoon olive oil
juice of 1 lemon
1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley or basil
Garnish
1/2 cup of a creamy garlic or ranch dressing
Gently rinse beans and drain again. Place drained beans in serving bowl. Sprinkle with olive oil, lemon juice, and parsley or basil. Mix gently with a wooden spoon. Store refrigerated for up to 3 days. Serve at room temperature. Drizzle dressing over top when serving.
1. & 2. On Sunday, May 6th Southern Girl has posted two book recommendations by the same author that was new to her~ Elizabeth Berg. Plus she has a recipe for:
Honey-Chicken Salad
4 cups chopped, cooked chicken
3 celery ribs, diced (about 1 1/2 cups)
1 cup sweetened dried cranberries
1/2 cup chopped pecans, toasted
1 1/2 cups mayonnaise
1/3 cup honey
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
Mix all ingredients together and chill.
My hubby said he would make this for me this week! She usually has a post called Savory Sunday where she has a great recipe and a book review or two. Check her out at:
http://southern-born-and-bred.blogspot.com/
I am off to visit Larry and leave him a comment!
Thanks for using my idea Amy!
Ingrid (#61) has a glowing book/author recommendation here: http://ingridspeak.blogspot.com/
And I found a recipe for "pretzel surprise" here (Jennifer #77): http://deatonlife.blogspot.com/
1. SciFi Chick is always recommending good books.
2. Brenda posts a recipe every week. This week is Cherry Delight Salad.
By the way, I went to Larry's and left a comment.
1) Post with a book recommendation -
Toni of Wifely Steps
She recommended “The Painted Veil,” a story set in the 1920s. You can find that post here
2) Blog with recipe on it -
Princess of The CooknTcher Mom
Recipe: A Simple Salad
Extra credit: I went over to Larry's blog and left a comment.
1.) Ingrid's (#61) most recent entry (May 4th entry) is a book/author recomendation.
2.) Anna Maria (#60) has a recipe for Jar Cake's (october 6,2006 entry)
Extra Point Done as well
1)STephanie at Stephanie's Books as a review of a new Thriller called The Blue Zone
2)My friend Julie at Joyful Days (who introduced me to your blog) has some great recipes joining two of my fav. things: pumpkin and cheesecake..Here
I'll go check out Larry's blog for my extra point now. :)
1. Debi (#70) Reviews the book Inkheart and really liked it. It is here: http://dastevens.blogspot.com/2007/04/enchanting.html
2. Trista at http://pumkinspantry.blogspot.com/ has lots of recipes. The latest is Snickers Pie – YUM! She also features another blogger’s recipe each week who participated in her Tasty Thursday. (One of mine is featured!) Lots of yummy recipes here!
3. Left a comment on Larry’s blog.
1) Thanks to Dewey, find a post with a book recommendation!! Someone is always reading a good book!
http://blbooks.blogspot.com/2007/05/new-policeman.html
2)From Amy at Laughing Through Tears, find a blog that has a recipe on it. It doesnt have to be recent, and let us know what it is!!!
http://mushyscookings.blogspot.com/
Some great recipes are found on this blog, try it you won’t be disappointed.
Just opening the page you will find a recipe for Crock-pot chicken and dressing. Sounds delicious.
1. Deena at A Peek at My Bookshelf has tons of reviews and recommendations!! http://deenasbooks.blogspot.com/
2. Julie has a great variety of things on her blog. She posts some great recipes from time to time. Here's one http://jewlsntexas.blogspot.com/2007/04/breakfast-casserole.html
3. I left a comment for Larry on his post about hangers. : )
Fun hunt!
Extra Credit~ Stopped by to see Larry and commented on his Shuck and Pluck post.
1~ Book Suugestion: I visited #24, Kristy, at Just Another Blogger. Here's her book recommendation post... http://kristy-justanotherblogger.blogspot.com/2007/04/road.html
2~ Recipe: I found a Hambone Soup Recipe at #9, Stacy's blog. Here it is... http://hambones.org/blogs/stacy/?p=1522
1. Amy from Laughing Through the Tears has a book recommendation (Gifts!) here: http://laughingthroughthetears.blogspot.com/2007/04/gift-of-love.html
2. Carrie (#8) has a recipe for beef kabobs here: http://scsnugglebug.blogspot.com/2007/02/favorite-ingredients-friday-beef-kabobs.html
Extra credit - going over to leave Larry a comment now!
1. Fifty Books is Alyson's book review blog. She has recently recommended a YA adult book, Of Mice and Magic.
2. Sandra at Full Bellies, Happy Kids! has a scrumptuous fro Strawberry Stuffed French Toast. There's a picture that will convince you to make this. (And it has cream cheese as one of the ingredients - that's a cincher, right?!)
Extra: I visited Larry's site and read several posts. I like his blog. Commented on the post about Joe Average's artwork.
1. # 37 Mercy's Maid has recommended The Time Traveler's Wife.
2. #94 Janne has recipe for Crock-Pot Baked Potaoes. She has been on a weight loss journey and it was very inspiring to read about.
I will pop on and visit Larry again. I'm having a bad day - we just found out that our 11 mth old puppy Oliver may need surgery to repair a torn ligament in his back knee. It's very sad news.
Ooh! Yay! I was out of town yesterday and never even noticed my suggestion was used! Thanks!
1.Jenclair liked The Road and gives us a link to a review of it: http://bookgarden.blogspot.com/2007/05/links.html
2.I just this morning found this blog with great recipes and drool-worthy photos in the latest post: http://fishcreekhouse.blogspot.com/
1.)Bookokieoffers several book recommendations. There´s a "Random Books In My Liberary" list in the sidebar. I´ll give "Letters From A Nut" a chance.
2.) Shoshana has posted a delicious cucumber salad recipe in a TT last december. I highly recommend this recipe ;)
Bonus: HMmmm - Larry´s got a cool blog there. The bug at the end of Shug and Plug nearly killed me... I thought it was a real one crawling on my Laptop. Stupid me *LOL*
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Amy, I´ve been shopping today. There´s a little something made of 100% cotton waiting to enter the washing machine ;)
I´ll send it the day after tomorrow - hope you´ll like it!
1) this blog is from one of my fellow China adoption moms..
http://thewrittenword.wordpress.com/
2)I go here often for cool recipes and I also have submitted recipes to this site
http://therecipeplace.blogspot.com/
3) Larry's blog is pretty cool. I commented today about how I use different colored hangers for each member of our household. (as well as partial wire hangers from the dry cleaners for pants/jeans) I'm a hanger nut!
1. http://www.kimscandor.blogspot.com : Kim is reads a lot and is always recommending books. Todays book: Ann George Mysteries.
2.www.is-that-my-bureka.blogspot.com: His food photos are so fantastic. Check out http://is-that-my-bureka.blogspot.com/2007/05/return-of-marble-cake.html
And I said hello to Larry and commented on his hanger post :)
Thanks again for hosting!!
I think this is a great site to learn about kids books - something to refer before picking up a good read for your kids
How about recipes from a different culture! :) This blog has some really good stuff. Today it is using lemon grass in creating a traditional rice recipe! Yum!!! Great pics as well
Extra - I tried to leave a message with Larry .. but I am just not sure how his to answer his anti-spam question!!! I don't know if I am dumb or just plain stupid!!! help!
Either way, in answer to his hanger ques - I use plastic and have never seen the movie!
1.
Lisa is doing the Newbery Challenge, along with her Dystopian Challenge and today she reviewed The Giver. This is a book that I have read and it is a book read by many middle schools, as an adult I really got into it.
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I found this gem of a blog two weeks ago on a TT13, check on the link for a yummy, Baked Chicken and vegetables with bacon!
3.I went to Larry's blog this evening, but wasn't able to leave a comment. He had a very nice post about his friend that died on Friday. What a good writer.
1. Lynne does some good book reviews and I liked this one about one of the books in the Miss Julia series by Ann Ross.
http://lynneslittlecorner.blogspot.com/2007/05/miss-julia-stands-her-ground.html
2. Annie has some good recipes, found this one for strawberry cake which my daughter loves so might have to try it out!
http://mylifeasannie.blogspot.com/2007/03/fifstrawberry-cake.html
Plus I visited over at Larry's and left him a comment on his post about a movie and hangers!
1. Book Review: Stephanie's Confessions of a Book-a-holic
2: Recipe: A Day in the Life of the Deaton Family
Thanks to all you "extra pointers" who visited and commented on my blog. I appreciate your kind and thoughtful words.
[To answer my anti-spam question all you have to do is to type yes into the entry box.]
Visited Larry, what a nice blog he has, except the last post is a sad one. I hope he heals well from his loss.
First of all , Larry has 20 comments about hangers! Go figure!
1.Mercy's Maid (#37) has a very eclectic book list on her blog.
2. Janne(#94) has a few Low Carb Recipes! Love this, click here to see Cream Cheese Pancakes and Parmesean Crisps.
Janene has a book review.thoughts of the mama
http://krajcimama.blogspot.com/
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