Special Edition: Link up your favorite game day treats, main dishes, veggies, fruits, etc.
Anyone can play as long as you link directly to your post that includes a tip related to cooking, food, kitchen prep, and even ways to keep the kids entertained while cooking counts. Really anything kitchen or food related is fine.
Please try to include some sort of tip in your post. Lots of us really enjoy all the tips and I’d love to get this carnival back to that if possible. I bet you have a great tip to add!
Please use common carnival courtesy when joining by linking back to this post in your entry. Also, feel free to grab my button on the right. Pretty simple, don’t ya think!
I hope to highlight my favorite tip from all the ones listed each week in the following weeks TDT, so make ‘em good! If you don’t link back to the carnival you may be deleted and you won’t be featured the following week. I had to go through several links before I found one that linked back.
Here’s my favorite from last week: Nave Family Food who posted a wonderful Ham and Cheese Puff Pastry. This would be a great game day dish! Thanks for sharing Vicki!
Please take a moment and check out some of the other great tips and recipes that are linked up and of course please check out my favorite from last week!
I am new to this linky. I saw it last week on another blog so I decided to join this week. I hope you don’t mind.
I am also your newest follower.
Bibi recently posted..Sunshine Meatloaf
WELCOME Bibi! I love new people joining us. Thanks for linking up and come back anytime.
Thank you so much for hosting. I’ve linked up some healthy homemade salad dressings that taste great, are better for you and cheaper too!
21stCenturyHousewife© recently posted..The 21st Century Housewifes Kitchen©
Sorry, mines not much of a game day recipe but it’s a quick and simple way to make ordinary chicken taste good! Thanks for hosting each week!
Debbi Does Dinner Healthy recently posted..Balsamic Sauteed Chicken Breasts
Thank you for hosting. I shared my cinnamon noodle kugel recipe. You can substitute lower fat versions of the sour cream and cottage cheese. You can also use any noodle you have on hand. I generally use what I bought on sale.
We’re going to be colder than usual on game day and recovering from an ice storm. How about a big pot of soup?
Michelle recently posted..Wisdom Tooth Soup
Oh great…a game party and that bowl game is right here in The Ice Land of North Texas…Your food looks great, I brought my Lemon Cheese Cake with Sour Cream Topping. Thank you for hosting today and stay warm!
Miz Helen recently posted..Full Plate Thursday 2-3-11
I linked up some pumpkin cornbread. Great way to sneak in some added nutrition, into an old favorite!
Thanks for hosting!
Cindy recently posted..Pumpkin Cornbread
ok…apparently I got the whole name thing wrong when I linked to this but my tip is in regards to covering a non ovenproof handle with foil before putting a skillet into the oven when you make a frittata. Sorry. This is my first time. Here is the link to the post: http://mykitchenadventures1.blogspot.com/2011/01/potato-leek-frittata.html
No worries Renee…I got it fixed. Thanks for linking up.