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September Food Holidays & Events
Sep01

September Food Holidays & Events

Posted By on Sep 1, 2013 in Featured | 0 comments

Here are September Food Holidays & Events. Most of these holidays are based out of the USA, with others sprinkled in here and there. Find other months on The Year in Food Holidays & Events page. National Biscuit Month: Bake up Some of that National Biscuit Month…Mmm Buy Cookie Sheets & Cooling Racks National Breakfast Month: Wake Up! It’s National Breakfast Month Browse Breakfast recipes Watch Kimberly’s...

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How to Bake Granola at Home
Apr26

How to Bake Granola at Home

Posted By on Apr 26, 2012 in Cooking How-To Videos | 0 comments

My snacking habits have been a little lax as of late… I have been extremely busy and tend to grab things to snack on only because they are easy and readily available. In other words, if it’s not sitting in front of me at home, I’ll grab something on the go that’s probably not so healthy like chips, a chocolate bar, whatever is available. So, I’ve decided to try and plan ahead by making some healthy,...

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How to Bake Whole Wheat Banana Peanut Bread
Apr24

How to Bake Whole Wheat Banana Peanut Bread

Posted By on Apr 24, 2011 in Baking, Bread Recipe, How To Cook | 0 comments

Healthier and more nutritious is always the best way to go. With this whole wheat bread, you eliminate all the refined white flour, and replace it with an ingredient more substantial. Adding peanuts, other nuts or seeds gives this bread more texture, flavor, and nutrition. Type: Bread Recipe Serve With: Milk & Enjoy! Prep Time: 10 min Cook Time: 40-50 min Yield: 1 loaf Ingredients: 2 cups whole wheat flour 2 tbsp wheat germ – Tip:...

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How to Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Muffins
Oct12

How to Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Muffins

Posted By on Oct 12, 2010 in American Food Recipes, Baking, Muffin & Cupcake Recipes | 0 comments

Don’t these muffins sound sinful? Well, they’re not very sinful…In fact, they’re kind of healthy. I use a whole wheat flour base instead of all-purpose flour, and add some nutritious ingredients that get “hidden” so that your family won’t even know they’re healthier for them! LOL Type: Muffin Recipe Serve With: Milk & Enjoy! Prep Time: 10 min Cook Time: 20-22 mins Yield: 12 large...

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Web Chef Review: Itt’s Thai Restaurant – St. Catharines, ON
Mar24

Web Chef Review: Itt’s Thai Restaurant – St. Catharines, ON

Posted By on Mar 24, 2009 in Asian Food Recipes, Ethnic Foods, Main Dishes, Niagara Reviews | 0 comments

That’s not a typo…LOL There is a restaurant in St. Catharines, Ontario called Itt’s Thai! My mother and sister wanted Thai, but didn’t feel like driving from the Pen Center (a mall in St. Kitt’s) over to Spicy Thai and heard there was one over on Hartzel Rd. They told me it was super clean and very nice inside. The waiter was helpful and friendly too. Most importantly, the TASTE! They brought me food...

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The Foodie Blog Carnival is Here – Foodies Go Gonzo!
Feb26

The Foodie Blog Carnival is Here – Foodies Go Gonzo!

Posted By on Feb 26, 2009 in Featured | 14 comments

Welcome to my very first Foodie Blog Carnival on CookingWithKimberly.com, brought to you brought to you by Kilroy_60’s Gonzo Blog Carnival Series. Gonzo Carnivals are Sponsored by For Your Success. Firstly, I would like to thank everyone for their amazing blog post entries into the Carnival… What a terrific flood of great food posts I received…They are marvelous and I’ve enjoyed reading them immensely! So,...

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How to Cook Kasper Family German Holiday Moos
Dec05

How to Cook Kasper Family German Holiday Moos

Posted By on Dec 5, 2008 in Eastern European Food, Ethnic Foods, Featured, German Food Recipes | 0 comments

In German Moos (pronounced “mouse”) is a “dried fruit sauce” or dessert stew. Often called “pluma moos” as well. It is most delicious, a dessert of love and amazing for the Holidays! Grandma Kasper was an amazing cook and everything she made was memorable! During the Holidays, this special Moos was a dessert, a treat, a snack and a wonderful addition to the flavors we remember being present during...

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A Salad Bar At Home?

Posted By on Dec 30, 2007 in Main Dishes, Salads, Salads, Side Dishes | 0 comments

Yup…This is an awesome idea, especially since many people have a New Year’s Resolution of eating healthier and being more fit… * Please try to eat organic vegetables…Don’t fill your body with chemicals! *** Save Money and Make an Easy Salad Bar at Home By Monica Resinger One thing I like to do for dinner, that my family loves, is make a salad bar. It’s easy, inexpensive, fun, healthy and is always...

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Are You Food Allergy-Sensitive? Tips, Tricks & Recipe Ideas

Posted By on Sep 10, 2007 in Cooking Tips & Tricks, Great Cooking Products | 3 comments

A food allergy is a type of immunologic reaction from the intake of certain food protein. Recent studies show that there are about 12 million Americans, who suffer from food allergies. Shellfish, eggs, tree nuts, fish and peanuts are considered familiar causes of food allergies, especially for older people. Children usually suffer from food allergies to peanuts, milk and eggs. Currently, the only cure for people who are...

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