April 2010 Recipe Round-Up

Another month has come and gone, and it’s time for another recipe round-up. Truth be told, even though this month’s list of new recipes is shorter than I wanted, considering the fact that I didn’t make a new recipe until the middle of the month, I think I did ok. For me, the stand-out this month was definitely Jamie Oliver’s Vegetable Bhajis. They’ve been made three times since that first time last week, and are on the menu for a party this weekend too. I think the Penne Gorgonzola with Chicken is a close second, followed by the Rocky Road Fudge Bars.  Would love to hear about a favorite new recipe YOU made last month!

1. Iced Oatmeal White Chocolate Cookies – Multiply Delicious website.  Good and thumbs up from the kids.
2. Carrot Salad – Country Living magazine, February 2010.  Terrible.  You won’t be hearing about this one.
3. Penne Gorgonzola with Chicken – Taste of Home magazine, review here.
4. Pico de Gallo – The Pioneer Woman, review here.
5. Guacamole – The Pioneer Woman, recipe here.
6. Chicken Patty Pockets – Emeril via Martha Stewart’s Everyday Food, review here.
7. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cupcakes – review here.
8. Barefoot Contessa’s Chocolate Frosting – review here.
9. Phyllo and Prosciutto-Wrapped Asparagus – Weight Watchers recipe, review coming.
10. Homemade Strawberry Fruit Roll-Ups – Fly Through Our Window, review here.
11. Rocky Road Fudge Bars – Pillsbury, review here.
12. Vegetable Bhajis – Jamie Oliver, review here.
13. Cracking Burgers – Jamie Oliver, review coming soon, excellent and easy.
14. Chopped Salad – Jamie Oliver, review coming soon.
15. Cookies and Cream Cupcakes – The Cupcake Doctor, review coming.
16. Strawberry Lemonade – review on Wednesday.
17. Cheddar and Bacon Toasts – Martha Stewart’s Everyday Food, review coming.
18. Fettuccine all’Alfredo – Rachael Ray, review here.

Project 365
May 3, 2010, Photo #87

The expression is because the baby’s bottle fell out of her mouth (it’s by Madeline’s foot).  After the baby was fed, she got a bath.  In Madeline’s play washing machine.  I swear I have never given the kids a bath in the washing machine.

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