Recipes in a TV world

This month we're focusing on dishes we've seen on TV. We'll visit some of our favorite characters and what they eat and drink. If you have a favorite show and have thought about or made anything based on a scene from a show let us know.

bring your recipes alive with the sound of music

This month we're focusing on music lyrics that sing about food and recipes they inspire. Let us know if you have a favorite line.

celebrate the free life

with Cook's Champagne and their awesome recipe booklet

http://www.cookschampagne.com/Recipes/RecipeBookletOffer.htm

We're clebrating this offer with a sweet bellini:

6oz Champagne
1oz peach schnapps

Blend together. That's it. Enjoy!

is it free honey?

yes. it is free honey recipes. the national honey board will send you some honey recipes if you ask nicely.

http://www.honey.com/snack/snack_request.html

We think this cookbook is so sweet we decided to post this honey recipe:

Honey Dressing

1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup honey
1 Tablespoon olive oil
1 Tablespoon fresh herb

Combine vinegar and honey. When ready to serve, drizzle 2 to 3 Tablespoons vinegar mixture, oil and herb over salad of your choice.

Honey Recipes

free torani syrup recipes

Fill out the request form and you'll recieve some great recipes for your favorite torani syrups.

http://www.torani.com/magazine/recipemailerrequest.shtml

turn to the back

Those recipes on the back of product packages are usually really good. They're thoroughly researched, enough for the company to place on their product. Just beware of the recipes that require those company products exclusively. Then they're just trying to get you to buy more of their products.

read your recipes

Read the recipe through from beginning to end before you start. Make sure you have all the right ingredients, utensils, and appliance. we can't count the number of times we've started a recipe only to read that it needs marinate overnight.