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• <b>Recipe</b> book in memory of Scott Roinson gets big launch
• Cheddar Garlic Chicken <b>Recipe</b> - The Mom Maven
• Friday Speak Out!: Anthology Success <b>Recipe</b>, Guest Post by Linda <b>...</b>
• Whole Grain Baking <b>Recipe</b> Contest Winners | daily digest
• No-Bake Pie <b>Recipes</b> | The 36th AVENUE
• Shivery Snow Paint <b>Recipe</b> ~ Growing A Jeweled Rose

<b>Recipe</b> book in memory of Scott Roinson gets big launch Posted: 15 Nov 2013 02:41 AM PST Redirect Notice  The previous page is sending you to http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/features/charity/10812319.Recipe_book_in_student___s_memory_gets_big_launch/?ref=rss .  If you do not want to visit that page, you can return to the previous page.

Cheddar Garlic Chicken <b>Recipe</b> - The Mom Maven Posted: 15 Nov 2013 02:24 AM PST Redirect Notice  The previous page is sending you to http://themommaven.com/2013/11/cheddar-garlic-chicken-recipe/?utm_source=rss .  If you do not want to visit that page, you can return to the previous page.

Friday Speak Out!: Anthology Success <b>Recipe</b>, Guest Post by Linda <b>...</b> Posted: 15 Nov 2013 01:30 AM PST In everything you do, even the most mundane tasks, without even thinking about it, you have a strategy, a plan, a recipe for success. Occasionally I grocery shop without a list, and I have to return to the store. Whether I'm shopping or writing, when I don't have a plan, I have to repeat my actions; then my work piles up and I feel overwhelmed. While some writers can toss a few words onto the page and write a great story without effort, most of us need a formula. I have been published in 20 Chicken Soup for the Soul books. Each of my stories has had universal appeal, a beginning, middle and end, a uniqueness. Sometimes it was my message and other times my adventure that made my story stand out from the others. With each story, I followed a recipe and then flavored it my way. Imagine you're scoping out Facebook and come across a recipe for the perfect cake. You would like to enter it in a contest for an upcoming church bazaar. You gather necessary tools and ingredients, mix, bake and create a masterpiece. The only problem is, you and half the population in your church discover the same recipe, bake the cake in a foil 9x13 pan and frost it with chocolate icing. Lined up on a countertop, you can't distinguish yours from the others. What about your masterpiece will earn you the blue ribbon prize? Is it how you decorated it? The elegant presentation? What will be the attention grabber? Anthology competition is tough. Chicken Soup for the Soul receives a 1,000 or more submissions for each title call out. Editors whittle selections down to 200 and then select 101 stories for publication. Following writer's guidelines is similar to following a cake recipe. • Choose the preparation tools and technique that works for you. Do you free-write and then edit, or edit as you go? Always edit one last time. • Every cook adds their own touch, something special which distinguishes their product from the rest. Season carefully. Adding a shot of bourbon (expletives) or a dash of cayenne pepper (wisecracks) to a Chicken Soup story won't spice it up. Your recipe will flop. However, tossing in metaphor, blending humor, sprinkling inspiration will catch an editor's attention. • Your title must have immediate appeal. Chicken Strips or Chicken Fingers, which recipe heading is more creative and interesting? • Sometimes like similar cakes at a bazaar, there are too many of the same type of story submissions. Therefore, not every one of them gets chosen. Rejection has little to do with you and your product, and more to do with market needs. • Just as the last bite of your cake should be as tasty as the first morsel, your story ending should be as delectable as your opening. Leave the reader with a wonderful taste, a powerful, uplifting message, a desire to try to replicate your success. Write from your heart. * * * Linda O'Connell, an award-winning, multi published writer, beach lover and preschool teacher from St. Louis, MO blogs at http://lindaoconnell.blogspot.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Would you like to participate in Friday "Speak Out!"? Email your short posts (under 500 words) about women and writing to: marcia[at]wow-womenonwriting[dot]com for consideration. We look forward to hearing from you! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Whole Grain Baking <b>Recipe</b> Contest Winners | daily digest Posted: 15 Nov 2013 01:01 AM PST 15 Nov 2013 You came, you baked, you got your whole grain on in the kitchen. We were blown away by the creativity of the entries and playful use of whole grain flours and Uncle Sam cereal into the recipes. You all made it hard to decide upon our winners, but we are ready to make the announcements. GRAND PRIZE WINNER Congratulations to Jennifer E. Carson for her Cranberry Orange English Muffin Bread. It clinched her the grand prize, which means she will be attending a taping of Cook's Country in 2014 plus goodies from America's Test Kitchen. FIRST PLACE WINNER Sherry Ricci's Chia-Wheat Cheddar Crackers intrigued with their crispy cheesy personality and clever use of the required ingredients. She is our first place winner and will be receiving a Kitchenaid stand mixer and grain mill attachment plus goodies from America's Test Kitchen. RUNNER-UP WINNER Rachel Ruiz's Pumpkin-Ginger Muffins with Granola Streusel nabbed her the runner-up award. She wins the oxo gift set of kitchen gadgetry and goodies from America's Test Kitchen. Thanks again to everyone who participated and stay tuned for our next cooking challenge contest. Happy holidays! Comments comments Tags: whole grain baking recipe contest

No-Bake Pie <b>Recipes</b> | The 36th AVENUE Posted: 15 Nov 2013 12:43 AM PST Thanksgiving is almost here and I've been looking for some new delicious pie recipes for our Thanksgiving dinner. If you are in charge of bringing dessert this year this is the post you have been waiting for. That's right my friend I got you covered, check out these No-Bake Pie Recipes and be ready to drool… They look delicious!  Here they are… No-Bake Three Layer Chocolate Pie Recipe at The 36th Avenue So yummy! Recipe at Tasty Kitchen   No Bake Snicker Caramel Apple Pie  Recipe at I Heart Naptime   No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie Recipe at The Kitchen is my Playground   The Extreme Reese's Peanut Butter No-Bake Pie Recipe at Parade No Bake S'mores Pie Recipe  Recipe at Brown Eyed Recipe No-Bake Coconut Pumpkin Pie Recipe at Babble No Bake Snickers Pie Recipe at Bakerita   No Bake Macadamia Key Lime Pie Recipe at The Recipe Critic   No Bake Peanut Butter Pretzel Pie  Recipe at No Bake Pie Recipes    Lemon No Bake Pie Recipe at Cooking on the Front Burner   No-Bake Butterfingers Pie Recipe at Brown Eyed Baker     No Bake Caramel Pudding Pie Recipe at Kurryleaves     No-Bake Choco Cherry Pie Recipe at The Professional Palate     No Bake Creamy Eggnog Pie Recipe at Mommy's Kitchen   Don't these look so good? How can you make just one? So yummy! If you are not a big pie fan click here and check out these other 25 Delicious Fall Recipes  Also try these tasty Chocolate and Peanut Butter Acorns   And one of my very favorites our Butterfingers Dip… this is divine!  Thank you so much friends for taking the time to stop by… You guys are awesome! Besos Desiree  Bio Twitter Facebook Google+ Latest Posts Hi I am Desirée, the heart behind The 36th Avenue. After years of working in interior design, I fueled my passion for DIY into my own little corner dedicated to creativity. I am grateful that blogging has given me the opportunity to do what I love and share my passion for transforming, creating and reinventing with our readers. Latest posts by Desiree (see all) 15 No-Bake Pie Recipes - November 15, 2013 Best DIY Projects and Party Time - November 15, 2013 15 Easy Hair Up-do Tutorials - November 14, 2013

Shivery Snow Paint <b>Recipe</b> ~ Growing A Jeweled Rose Posted: 15 Nov 2013 12:05 AM PST We love snow paint and make it several times each Winter.  It is such an easy paint recipe and can be used for arts, crafts, and sensory play.  Today, we are sharing a simple way to make your snow paint a bit more like REAL snow. Shivery Snow Paint Follow Growing a Jeweled Rose on Pinterest and Facebook for tons more kids activities. Shivery Snow Paint Recipe Shaving Cream White school glue Peppermint extract Iridescent glitter or buffalo snow You will want to begin by popping your shaving cream and glue in the refrigerator.  We left ours there overnight and then made our paint the next morning.  We left our glue out on the counter for about ten minutes just to get it flowing.   Mix equal parts of glue and shaving cream in a bowl.  This is a rough estimate; we always free pour.  Sprinkle in glitter or buffalo snow.  We used a lot just because my girls are glitter happy and love sparkle.  Add a few drops of peppermint extract and mix.  Then finish the paint off with more glitter. So pretty and so FUN!  Kids can use this paint to create cute Winter art Once dry their creations will be puffy to the touch;  FUN!  This is also a great sensory snow.  Give little ones a few scoopers and other gadgets, and they will have a blast mucking around in their shivery, oh so puffy, snow. Click the photos below for more FUN snow play recipes We share fun kids activities several times a week! Stay Connected to the fun

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