Sentences with phrase «recipe by our contributor»

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Be sure to check out all the other recipes created by #SundaySupper contributors featuring Gallo Family Vineyards wines.

You can see other healthy recipes over on Food Fanatic by clicking here or browse side dish recipes from my fellow contributors by clicking here.

«Indians focus on the health properties of chai,» says Dana Jacobi, author of The Essential Best Foods Cookbook: 225 Irresistible Recipes Featuring the Healthiest and Most Delicious Foods and a contributor to the New American Plate Cookbook: Recipes for a Healthy Weight and a Healthy Life, published by the American Institute for Cancer Research.

This recipe / post was shared a few years back by our contributor Jen from Yummy Healthy Easy and I updated with the chocolate / Easter egg photos!

Many recipes have been adapted by the contributors to add more nutritional value to traditional ethnic dishes.

If you're craving more strawberry recipes, check out the other contributors to the Strawberry Party by visiting their websites below or following #STRAWBERRIESARETHEJAM on Instagram!

Hi Mark, that recipe was actually not my own (created by our talented contributor Naomi - Low - Carb Lemon Meringue Parfaits) Meringues do work with granulated sweetener too but I prefer using powdered erythritol.

Make sure you check out all of the other «covered» recipes by the other Sunday Supper contributors!

Make sure you stop by all of the other Sunday Supper contributors to see their incredible Father's Day recipes today!

Take a look at these Summer Chillin» recipes by Sunday Supper contributors:

Edited by occasional Chronicle contributor Matt Haber and Kathleen Henderson, its 150 - plus, full - color pages include interviews and features on individual artists, an illustrated food section (I like «John Martin's Down Home Recipe for Shark») and witty «advertisements» — altered ads touting the likes of Rolex, Van Cleef & Arpels and Gagosian Gallery.

The Cape Cod - style confection, located in Norwell, Mass., was home to Janette Kelley, one of the first contributors of cookbooks and recipes to Betty Crocker, a brand with a persona cooked up by advertisers.