Posts Tagged ‘orange juice’

Aug

9

2012

Call It Kuchen, Call It Cake

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Apricot Kuchen (German Apricot Cake)

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Call It Kuchen, Call It Cake

Right now, Bren of Flanboyant Eats is glistening by the beaches of the Dominican Republic, while we’re sweating like pigs on a roast here in Southern California. It’s very obvious that the latter does not sound as fun. You know what it’s like when you’re a blogger on vacation. With all of the demands of life and work, one of the last things you usually do is prepare several meals and posts that will then end up on your blog during your absence. The point is to be on vacation…and to thoroughly enjoy it! That’s exactly what Bren is doing right now, so she needed a little help this week and asked for a guest post.

Although Amir has never met Bren, she and I have developed a nice friendship over the years. It began just like many blogging relationships do–you chat online, email, tweet and Facebook back and forth, perhaps hang out at a conference. Eventually, you find that you know a bit more about them than just what their most recent post was on the blog. You know more about their families, their friends, their work life, their weekend activities and so on. You also don’t mind doing them …

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Apr

3

2009

Citrus is Our New Black

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Triple Citrus Cake

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Citrus is Our New Black

How easy is it to pick out your favorite ingredient? If you had to pick just one, would you blurt it out quickly or would it take a few minutes to decide? Sometimes it feels like you’re shunning the rest of the cooking world’s little gems with just one word. That’s why we’re going to cheat and use one word that really encompasses several complimentary, yet unique ingredients–citrus. Just go to the search bar on this page, type in lemon, lime, orange or zest, and a million of our recipes should pop up. We love citrus fruits. The flavors are always so clean and fresh, they accentuate other ingredients, and they can add great color to a dish. There’s nothing better than popping it into a recipe for extra, yet subtle oomph.

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