The Food Bloggers have come up with some more recipes that may help you create interesting meals. 
Alphabet Cake Pan
Personalize your birthday cake with an alphabet cake pan. Make their initials, or their age in cake! 
Busy Family Meals
Vindaloo sauce can be used to flavor meats, but we like it best as a vegetarian delight!
Chocolate Covered Buttercrunch Bars                                                                                                       Chocolate and buttercrunch treats made with a surprise ingredient.
Cooking Gadgets
Space saving genius: collapsible colanders!
Horehound Drops
A herbal home remedy for a sore throat or cough.
Old Woodenware Stirs Memories
Mary Emma, at Country Kitchen, finds that old kitchen woodenware brings back memories …read more

QuiltingAndPatchwork.com
I haven’t shared recipes from the Food Bloggers for awhile.  As autumn weather sparks appetites, you might like to try some new recipes.  We even have a post about wedding cakes!
Pumpkin Cookies
A delicious treat for a harvest or Halloween party.
Black and White Wedding Cakes
These cakes put a beautiful spin on a classic wedding theme. 
Busy Family Meals
It’s not too late to grill! Try an onion marinade for lamb before the north winds blow!
Creole Jambalaya
Celebrate the holidays New Orleans style with this traditional Creole recipe 
Foods that Boost Your Metabolism
You can rev up your metabolism, burn more calories and even lower …read more

QuiltingAndPatchwork.com
 At the b5 Lifestyles Channel, our promo day theme consists of food…Potluck Summer Pitch-In for summer meals and more.  The Food Bloggers, a group I’ve joined that shares food ideas, memories, and recipes, have a number of interesting posts this week.  So I’ll share them with Quilting and Patchwork viewers and Lifestyles Channel readers.
*Think outside the basil box when it comes to pesto…how about artichoke?
*Green Eggs – Try this healthy–and yummy–alternative to traditional breakfast foods.
Memories of Tea with Tasha Tudor – One of Mary Emma Allen’s favorite memories is tea and cinnamon toast with children’s author Tasha Tudor. 
*Pear and Cranberry Tart - It’s never …read more

QuiltingAndPatchwork.com
Planning meals during busy summer months when children may be at home full time or you simply have many activities going on can be a challenge for quilters who are trying to squeeze in some of these projects, too.
Why not consider these ideas from the group called the Food Bloggers?
At Busy Family Meals we learn about 30-minute meals!
At Alzheimer’s Notes, I call your attention to Finger Foods for Alzheimer’s Patients . See if these ideas will help if getting your family member to eat is a challenge.
At Ageless Beauty we learn Great Things to Know about Whole Grains .
We all …read more

QuiltingAndPatchwork.com
Since quilters usually enjoy cooking, too, I’ll share with you some food information and recipes contributed by the Food Bloggers.  This group combines their talents and shares their food blogs. 
 I thought it would be interesting to join the group since I often include recipes at Quilting and Patchwork and write a print and online newspaper column, “Country Kitchen.” In addition, I have a Mary Emma’s Country Kitchen blog and Tea Time News & Notes.
Bake Tsoureki for Orthodox Easter (April 27) and learn at All Holiday Cafe 
how to prepare this traditional bread.
What’s In Season Now! One way to assure your family of tasty …read more