

Butternut Squash with Walnuts and Cheese The bright green, yellow and white courgette, or summer squashes are slowly being replaced by the dusky green, bright orange and cream winter squashes.

It’s time for the Weekend Herb Blogging recap! Started by Kalyn, of Kalyn’s Kitchen almost 2 1/2 years ago it has been a continuous success.

Creamy Herb Polenta Oh, I could write a sonnet, about your Easter bonnet….

Go directly to recipe Don’t you hate it when you feed people and they don’t acknowledge it? It really doesn’t make any difference whether you spend the entire day in the kitchen or not, when one prepares food for someone else, a complimentary word or.

Go directly to recipe As usual, I sit down at my computer without a clue as to what’s going to come out of my keyboard.

Weekend Herb Blogging is back home this week, with the founder, Kalyn of Kayln’s Kitchen.

Go directly to recipe This Weekend Herb Blogging is back home where it all started: with Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen.

Go directly to recipe I was gone for two weeks.

Go directly to recipe It's time for Weekend Herb Blogging, that ode to herbaceous edibles started by Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen! This week is being hosted by the wonderful Ulrike of Kuchenlatein (the same lovely lady that sent me all the homemade dandelion.

Go directly to recipe It is well established in the Herb Blogging community that I do not have the cilantro gene.

Go directly to recipe Nobody eats parsley! That’s the punchline to an old, somewhat naughty, joke.

Go directly to recipe It's time for Weekend Herb Blogging! This week is hosted by Anh of Food Lover's Journey.

Chocolate doesn't really qualify as an herb: green, leafy part of a plant or shrub; but I do think it would qualify as a spice: dried seed, fruit or bark, usually ground.

Weekend Herb Blogging is back home this week – at Kalyn's Kitchen, blog home of our illustrious founder.

Weekend Herb Blogging is being hosted by Anna from Morsels & Musings this week.

Go directly to recipe Ever wonder why the cooking of some countries can permanently scar the inside of your mouth while that of others is so bland you almost fall asleep eating? Why some like it hot? For this Weekend Herb Blogging, hosted by me, I'm.