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Seasoned Cooking: 24 April 2015 Announcements

By Ronda L. Halpin, 24 April, 2015

Seasoned Greetings!

Maybe it's just part of the spring season, but breakfast and brunch are on our minds at Seasoned Cooking. Find everything from amazing scones to spicy breakfast enchiladas plus one skillet meals and tips for making meat part of your healthy diet:

Spring Brunch

'Tis the perfect time of the year for a glorious brunch. And, instead of toast or muffins, contemplate how beautiful a brunch buffet will look when graced with a large platter of fresh blueberry scones drizzled with a pearly white glaze.

When Life Hands You Lemons …

There's something so very satisfying about being able to layer items in a big pan, give it about an hour in the oven, and have dinner ready. It seems almost like cheating, but I prefer to call it finding creative ways to cook!

How to Make Meat a Healthy & Delicious Part of Your Diet

Health advice often leaves us wondering what, if anything, we can eat. Fear not: food doesn't need to be your enemy and finding healthy ways to incorporate your favorite foods isn't impossible. This time around, we're looking at meat.

Move Over, Focaccia

I often turn to focaccia when I'm looking for something fun to serve with breakfast, brunch, or dinner. But when I don't have time to get yeast involved, it's time to embrace scones and, particularly for dinner, savory scones are where it's at!

Breakfast Heat

When it's time for brunch and you just don't want another quiche or pancake, mix it up a bit with a batch of spicy breakfast enchiladas. Whether on their own or as part of a festive brunch buffet, they are sure to be a crowd pleaser.

 

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    Regards,
    Ronda L. Halpin
    Editor-in-Chief, Seasoned Cooking
    http://seasoned.com
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