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Food from your hearth, made for your soul every Tuesday on the Hearth and Soul Blog Hop!
Hi Everyone and Welcome to My Hearth and Soul, Two for Tuesday and Tackling Bittman and His Buddies Blog Hops
This is My Featured Recipes Index Page!
This page lists all the recipes that I have created and linked to the Two for Tuesday Recipe Blog Hop and the Hearth and Soul Hop. It also has a link to the explanation of what a Blog Hop is and how to get in on the great foodie action! Please browse around and I hope you find something you enjoy! All recipes are made from the hearth to feed your soul. Filled with wonderful love and great ingredients, I am sure you will find something you crave!
Remember also to stop by our Hearth and Soul Hop Hub located at http://www.hearthandsoulhop.blogspot.com for more information on recipes, hop participants and upcoming events! Enjoy!
Instructions on how to Hop!
What’s the Hearth and Soul Hop and How to get involved in the fun!!
What’s The Tackling Bittman and His Buddies Recipe Hop?
Featured Blog Hop Recipes:
I have arranged all these yummy recipes into categories so it will be easier for you to find the type of recipe you are looking for! Simply browse a section for what you crave or try them all! Thanks so much for visiting!
Soups
Lickity Split French Onion Soup and Last Minute Breakfast Greens
Starters, Salads and Appetizers
Peachy Keen Fruit Salad with Feta
Confetti Rice Salad from the East and the South
Pasta Dishes
Spaghetti Pie from Hunger and Thirst
Pasta with Bacon and Breadcrumbs by Girlichef
Cheesy Roasted Vegetable Pasta Bake
Meat, Poultry and Seafood Main Dishes
Healthy Ham and Cheese Tater Bake
Keftede or Greek Meatballs and Creamy Curry Dip
Paprika Almond Crusted Prawns-Guest Post by Michelle of Healthfoodlover
Healthy Sloppy Joes With Quick Greens
Quick Roast Chicken with Winter Vegetables
Side Dishes and Vegetables
Easy One Pot Loaded Mashed Potatoes
Easy Sausage Chestnut Stuffing Balls
Braised Swiss Chard with Red Onions
Sweet Things, Desserts, Drinks and Treats
Wild Raspberries with Maple Creme
Breakfast, Eggs and Brunch
Quick Saturday Personal Brunch Omlettes
Baked Goods
Whole Wheat Buttermilk Biscuits
Whole Wheat Hamburger Buns Made in a Mixer
Herbal Remedies, Foraging and Such
Fizzy Limeaide and Traditional Limeys
Enjoy, thanks so much for stopping by and please come back to visit often for all my updates!
September 18th, 2010 on 9:09 am
Hi Alex,
Thanks for visiting my site and have a nice weekend..
April 7th, 2011 on 12:02 pm
Hi Alex, thanks for stopping by my blog and I’m thrilled that the Tea Samplers GIVEAWAY will be featured at the hop on thursdays at the hearth and soul hop hub and thoughts on friday link love at your blog.
Have a wonderful day!
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May 27th, 2011 on 9:09 am
This is the best post on this topic i have ever read.I am really very impressed with it.Keep blogging.
September 26th, 2011 on 8:11 am
I don’t have any regrets in visiting your site.. I really love to cook and I love to try your recipes..
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September 27th, 2011 on 11:07 am
This is really very interesting! Keep it up.. I really love to discover more recipes.. Thanks for sharing!
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October 3rd, 2011 on 7:59 pm
I love those recipes here…I have to check this out then and try it this weekend…
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December 1st, 2011 on 11:20 am
Hi, I found some great recipes among these. I started with the paprikash, and to be honest, it’s not at all how I make it. I learned it from a Hungarian lady, and she said they don’t use olive oil but sunflower seed oil, and don’t serve it on rice, but on noodles or something similar to gnocchi (flour, salt and water mixed and cut with a spoon into boiling water), but your version sounds and looks delicious also! And why not try something new once in a while, right? I have recently become a beluga caviar fan; I secretly wake up at night sometimes just to have a spoonful or two as a midnight snack, but I was wondering if you could present an interesting or easy recipe that contains caviar in your next featured recipes post? It would mean a lot! Thanks!!
April 5th, 2012 on 11:09 am
Hey, very nice collection of recipes! I tried the bacon wrapped pork tenderloin and it was fantastic. Also I decided to try some of your sweets, they sound really delicious!