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Jill is a Mom, wife, teacher, artist, creative genius, and writer. She works everyday on her blog at SimpleDailyRecipes.com. When she's not home schooling her kids or writing for her blog, Jill likes dancing to Brazilian Jazz while cooking up something good in the kitchen.
I Want to See Your Face Here
I have this groovy little plugin that allows us to see you or your avatar in the comment boxes.
If y’all could be so cool as to sign up to Gravatar then you would be seen by thousands here on SimpleDailyRecipes.com and ME! I really want to see someone else’s face other than my own.
PLEEESE SIGN [...]
Simple White Bean Soup
There’s a lot more flavor in this simple soup than the photograph can portray.
Simple White Bean Soup is perfect to make ahead for work day lunches, no matter what the temperature is outside. It’s light and filling and totally healthy!
My only mistake in making it was that I didn’t make enough. The original recipe came [...]
Operation Baking Gals and Simple Daily Recipes Unite
The kids and I just came from the post office. Our first box of baked goods for Operation Baking Gals is on it’s way! The kids have totally grooved on this whole experience and are ready to bake some more.
If you haven’t had the chance, take it now to listen to my interview with Susan [...]
28Aug2008 | Jill | 6 comments | Continued
Simple Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
If you’re looking for a cookie that has some chew to it and it’s not overly sweet, these Simple Oatmeal Raisin cookies are perfect for you.
These cookies made it into the Operation Baking Gals box that was shipped to soldiers serving overseas.
HERE’S ALL YOU NEED
1 cup packed brown sugar
1 cup butter, softened
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 [...]
Simple Banana Nut Bars
These Banana Nut Bars bake up in half the time that it takes to make Banana Bread. AND they’re just as moist as if they were baked the day before. This recipe fills a 13×9×2 inch pan, so be ready to run some of these over to your neighbors house after they’re baked up.
HERE’S ALL [...]
Amazing Taste Seasonings
Amazing Taste Foods approached me and asked if I would sample their seasonings and give a review. I said, “Sure! Bring it on.”
In case you didn’t know, Amazing Taste Foods seasonings work to make less expensive meats juicy and tender. Amazing Taste packets cost only $0.99 and season 2-4 pounds of meat at a time.
They [...]
Name that Food #1 Mystery Solved
NOW FOR THE NAME
Elaine from KitchenExperiments.net said:
I used to climb the rambutan tree at my grandmother’s house back in Penang, Malaysia. It’s a very delicious fruit, sweet with nice bite to it. All you need to do is peel the hairy rough skin off to reach it’s pearly white (sometimes beige) inside. It [...]
Back to School Week Recipes
This is an exciting week. Everyone is heading back to those school week routines after a long summer break. For some, swinging into the drive through tonight, grabbing a happy meal and discussing the first day back, may be the plan of action. That’s cool. The first day for all of [...]
25Aug2008 | Jill | 0 comments | ContinuedAttention RSS Subscribers
Everyday I look up at the top right hand side of this place and I watch the RSS Readers number get higher and higher. But you know what? I don’t think I know the people behind the number. I know every one of my email subscribers. We chat back & [...]
21Aug2008 | Jill | 25 comments | ContinuedName That Food #1
So I was standing in the super foodie mart and came across some unique food items. Some I had NEVER seen before, some I had seen but didn’t know what to do with them or how they tasted. That’s when I got the idea to have a little fun.
Do YOU know what this [...]
