There are so many great posts in this week's carnival that I'm not even sure which ones to highlight. I'll just pick a few.. but be sure to click over to the carnival to see them all, because I'm only highlighting the food-related posts and there are some great crafts too.
I don't know if anyone else has had them but Dunkin Donuts sells a lemonade coolatta that is oh-so-good but probably oh-so-not-good for me. I'm sure it's loaded with sugar. Well Funny about Money posted a recipe for her Fizzie Lemonade, which sounds very refreshing and easy to make at home. I think I'm going to try it because I imagine I could make a whole batch for the same cost as one of those DD drinks.
Rina the Mama Bear is always a favorite of mine and this week she submitted an Applesauce Cake with Caramel Whipped Cream on one of her blogs, Gotta Little Space.
It looks delicious, doesn't it? I'll definitely be trying this one, it's right up my alley. It just sounds like such a comfort food. And I bet my dad will love it.
And the third post that I'll mention is one for Creamed Corn and Basil Baked Pudding, shared by LJM's kitchen. I love corn pudding and I'm intrigued by the addition of Basil in the recipe, especially because I feel like I've not been getting the best use out of my herb garden this year. This recipe is a unique way to use Basil, that's for sure. I think I'll try it!
Those are just three of the interesting posts on Make it From Scratch this week. Be sure to swing by HERE to see the rest!
Happy Cooking!
3 comments:
Well! I know what a wonderful cook you are and I sure enjoy everything you bake. What about those who have no oven or just don't bake??? Got anything for us to fix for a desert besides jello that could be made without the oven???? Thought I would challenge you! I'll be watching and keep up the great recipes and the super blog!
Hmm.. well the only non-oven desserts that have been posted so far would be the fudge and jello I'm afraid.
But you can easily do a pudding, a trifle, filled crepes, sauces for ice cream.. and none of those would need an oven. They would all be "Wet" desserts so to speak, but I know you're not really one for the heavier dense textures in desserts anyway so any of them would work for you.
Thanks a bunch for stopping by to check out our recipe blog ! We have just been randomly posting recipes but we will do our best to come up with some for you that you would enjoy too Laurie . You prefer creamy or crunchy desserts?Anything you really enjoy the most?
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