Made with Love Mondays: Week 10/28/2013
Each week I host Made with Love Mondays as a weekly series to promote, share, and celebrate foods make entirely from scratch. Food without transfats, without preservatives, without food dyes, without high fructose corn syrup. Creative recipes shared by talented foodies. Browse Recipe Index
Special Note: After this week, I am retiring the optional weekly themes in favor of an optional monthly theme. A monthly theme will give everyone a better chance of participating - and hopefully inspire more tasty food featuring the monthly theme.
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Allotment 2 Kitchen: Apple - Pear, Spinach and Brie Pizza | More Featured Recipes
Fab Food 4 All: Plum & Apple Jam | More Featured Recipes
My Little Italian Kitchen: How to Make Pumpkin Gnocchi | More Featured Recipes
Nutmeg & Chives: Chickpea and Mushroom “Pie” with a Squash Crust | More Featured Recipes
Chins Kitchen: Badam, Pista Chocolate Palmiers | More Featured Recipes
Elizabeth's Kitchen Diary: Pumpkin Loaf | More Featured Recipes
Chocolate Log Blog: Liskeardy Cakes - Apple, Raisin and White Chocolate Buns | More Featured Recipes
Lori's Culinary Creations: Cheesy Spaghetti Squash & Broccoli Bake | More Featured Recipes
Deena Kakaya: Courgette Rolls Filled with Saffron and Spice Cauliflower and Broad Beans | More Featured Recipes
MJ's Kitchen: Spicy Sweet Red Pepper Soup | More Featured Recipes
Vivian Pang Kitchen: Totally Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies | More Featured Recipes
Delicieux: Stuffed Swedish Meatball Meatloaf | More Featured Recipes
Mummy Mishaps: Strawberry and White Chocolate Wedding Cake with an Elderflower Cream | More Featured Recipes
Fearlessly Creative Mammas: Chocolate and Vanilla Sandwich Cookies | More Featured Recipes
Chins Kitchen: Paanch Dhal with Barley | More Featured Recipes
Jagruti's Cooking Odyssey: How to Sprout Beans Tutorial | More Featured Recipes
Jagruti's Cooking Odyssey: Pumpkin Curry (Sabji) | More Featured Recipes
Recipes from a Pantry: Pumpkin Pie Spice | More Featured Recipes
The More Than Occasional Baker: Carrot and Walnut Cake | More Featured Recipes
Leeks & Limoni: Spaghetti with Tomatoes and Swordfish | More Featured Recipes
Vohn's Vittles: Pear and Cinnamon Danish | More Featured Recipes
Ma Niche: Spiced Pear Jam | More Featured Recipes
Jagruti's Cooking Odyssey: Chermoula | More Featured Recipes
Fab Food 4 All: Pork in Grapes | More Featured Recipes
Ma Niche: Paasi Paruppu Payasam | More Featured Recipes
Chins Kitchen: Quick Bread Rolls | More Featured Recipes
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Optional Monthly Themes
- This week's theme: From scratch recipes celebrating Halloween
- November's theme: From scratch recipes featuring Cranberries
- Please note: Themes are intended to provide you with inspiration if you're not sure where to start or what to make. Themes are completely optional and you can share any from-scratch food post that meets the Guiding Principles
Oh my goodness, there is so much vibrant colour and loveliness in this week's round-up JW. Thank you for putting it together.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed, Choclette - and this was a fantastic week of food! There are so many things I want to try from everyone...
ReplyDeleteJust found two new jams I need to make! :) Great recipes Mark! Thanks for this party and hope you're having a wonderful Monday!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff! Always enjoy seeing what every one is making. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI agree, MJ - both jams sound wonderful. And I hope your week is off to a great start too!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed, John - this week's collection was especially colorful!
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