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Good Bite Launches!

June 23, 2009

After weeks and weeks of keeping this project super-hush…I’m so happy to announce the launch of Good Bite, a site dedicated to fabulous recipes from food bloggers around the world…come take a look!
My Good Bite Co-Conspirators
Look who’s involved! My good friends…

Our first Good Bite Roundtable
Elise of Simply Recipes and Deb of Smitten Kitchen and I [...]

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Dr. BBQ’s Famous Baby Back Ribs

June 13, 2009
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Lots of photos above in the slideshow – we’ll show you how to fold the tin foil to encase the ribs so that the apple juice/honey doesn’t spill out.
You think that a food enthusiast like me and a beef aficionado like my husband would have already dived deep into the black, charred world of [...]

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Tofu and Soba Noodles with Lemon Ginger Dressing

April 15, 2009
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If Heidi Swanson, cookbook author – Super Natural Cooking: Five Ways To Incorporate Whole and Natural Ingredients into Your Cooking and food blogger of www.101cookbooks.com says that this is one of the very best recipes, you’d better believe it. In fact, you might as well cut this article out and make it this week. [...]

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Honey Soy Skirt Steak with Shitake Mushroom Recipe

January 4, 2009

The trouble with food writers writing about their favorite things is that one of two things usually happens: Either the product runs out or the prices get jacked up. Sometimes with enough hype, both happen.
It pains me so much that I used to be able to buy skirt steak for $1.99 per pound at the [...]

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Warm Fig, Apple and Gorgonzola Flatbread

October 29, 2008

(click on photo for a set of 9 additional step-by-step photos on how I got this money shot)
While I love to make my own pizza or flatbread dough from scratch, sometimes I just don’t feel like getting my hands all messy with dough. I cheat a lot and buy packaged flatbreads from the supermarket and [...]

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