Wordless Wednesday - I Added This To My Cookbook Wish List

Dinner: A Love Story, Written By One Of My Favorite Bloggers!!

There are so many wonderful cooking blogs out there, that I have had to restrain myself from adding anymore to my 'favorites' list. I seriously love all the wonderful cooks that give us such inspiration to become better cooks ourselves.

One of my favorite cooking blogs is called Dinner: A Love Story, written by Jenny Rosenstrach.
Jenny has been blogging since March of 2010, and her website is devoted to the cooking and sharing of family dinners.

Jenny's book is also called Dinner: A Love Story, and in it, she has put together some of her best, and most inspiring recipes. She puts dinner on the table every night for her family, regardless of what is going on, because Jenny has come to believe that there is nothing more importance than sharing a meal with those you love.

There are so many great recipes that you will be inspired to try, and all of them are family friendly. With recipes like Apricot Mustard Baked Chicken, Tomato and White Bean Soup, Chicken Pot Pie with Sweet Potatoes, you will find this book will help you to create your own family meals to enjoy.

I really enjoy this book because it isn't just a cookbook, but a look inside of a woman's life and how she brings the importance of family dinners to life.

This Pork Shoulder Ragu with Pappardelle is perfect for a fall or winter dinner.

I am so happy I found this cookbook, and Dinner: A Love Story, will be one that I will turn to again and again for delicious and comforting family meals.


*This is not a sponsored post, all opinions are my own.

Cooking Inspiration Seattle Style

I always feel like I am so lucky to live in an area that is abundant with delicious food.Whether you are buying it to prepare at home, or eating at a great restaurant, Seattle is a foodie paradise.
We are famous for our fish of course, but Washington offers so many different kinds of food, that a cook with imagination is in heaven here.

I just bought the most wonderful book called Edible Seattle, and am looking forward to using some of the recipes. As much as I appreciate the availability of recipes on the internet, nothing beats a beautiful cookbook to have open on the kitchen counter as you are cooking.

As summer approaches, I start thinking about the delicious salmon that my family loves to eat. It is so delicious on the grill, but really there are so many ways to cook it. Edible Seattle is a wonderful source for cooking this regional treasure.

I have spoken so many times about how much I love Seattle's Pike Place Market. It is my favorite place to buy fruits and veggies, and the flowers are just beautiful and always a fantastic bargain.
The market also offers so many other kinds of food beyond produce, including fish, meat, breads, spices, dairy and more. It really is a cook's dream, and everything is always the freshest and highest quality.
The Pike Place Market Recipes cookbook is filled with many regionally inspired recipes, but is also wonderful for cooks anywhere you may live.

If you want to bring a bit of Seattle to your kitchen, I recommend these great cookbooks that will inspire you to do just that. Happy cooking!!