The Hungry {Romance} Writer: Carrot Cake
There is so much to celebrate this month so I’m making one of my favorite desserts: Homemade Carrot Cake. Just in time for the holiday weekend.
There is so much to celebrate this month so I’m making one of my favorite desserts: Homemade Carrot Cake. Just in time for the holiday weekend.
It’s Friday already? Since I’m still in the midst of book release craziness and graduations and there’s tons of cooking going on, today I’m making my favorite grilled German brats.
It’s time to graduate and I’m busy making German Potato Salad for a bunch of hungry young men. This is a perfect recipe for lots of people because it can be doubled and made a day ahead.
It’s a month of graduations and book releases so that means backyard parties. And there’s no easier appetizer to make for lots of hungry kids than a Spinach Dip served in a bread bowl.
My lavender is growing like crazy and it’s almost time to harvest it. There are so many uses for lavender, but making lavender salt is my all-time favorite.
Happy Friday! To celebrate the Spring weekend, I’m making a creamy Broccoli Soup that is perfect for company or a simple Sunday Brunch.
I am furiously picking wild violets before the disappear for another year. And this week, I’m using the flowers to make a lovely and refreshing Violet Lemonade.
How can April be almost over? To celebrate the beautiful weather, today I’m making my favorite Pesto Pasta that goes great with anything you can cook on the grill.
Saint George’s day is almost here! If you’re not sure who he is or what he did, I’ve written a short history about the first dragon-slayer. And it comes with a special cocktail!
Now that Spring is officially here, it’s time to forage Violets to make a lovely and refreshing Violet Tea.
Since I’m serving ham for Easter dinner on Sunday, today I’m sharing my favorite ham sauce recipe. I hope you enjoy it!
Hot Cross Buns have a long, strange history, and they can be difficult to make. But these sweet and sticky treats are worth the work, especially once you realize how hard they had to work to stay in existence.