Tag Archives: Recipes
Pumpkin Recipes
We’ve gathered a cornucopia of pumpkin recipes that are sure to please all palates, from sweet to savory to creamy and soothing. We love the ease of opening a can of pureed pumpkin (make sure not to swap in pie … Continue reading
Melissa Clark’s A Good Appetite Recipes
We are thrilled to announce that Plummelo.com now has six exclusive recipes from Melissa Clark’s new cookbook, In the Kitchen with A Good Appetite. Melissa Clark writes the weekly New York Times food column “A Good Appetite” and is author of … Continue reading
Fresh and Quick Breakfast Ideas
The weekday morning scene in my kitchen usually looks something like this: I’m at the helm, toasting a frozen breakfast item for one kid while setting out cereal and milk for someone else. My third arm is simmering soup for … Continue reading
Top 20 Recipes on Plummelo
You’ve seen the top 5 saved recipes on Plummelo.com, but if you’re wondering what else your fellow Plummelo users are saving and cooking, here’s the list! If this doesn’t jump-start your weekly meal planning, we don’t know what will! Here … Continue reading
Make It a Girls’ Night Out at Home
Speaking of the carpool lane, it is creeping up on me! Thanks to a a special friend who was in town a few weeks ago, inklings of a girls’ night out started surfacing on Facebook. It sounded like just the … Continue reading
Recipe Review: Rainbow Quinoa Salad
Recipe from Recipezaar If you haven’t tried quinoa yet, add it to your list. It is a grain-like crop, much more readily available now than it was even a few years ago, probably sold with the rice and barley in … Continue reading
Recipe Review: Spinach Ravioli with Tomato Sauce
Recipe from The Food Network This has a very high nutritional profile for a pasta recipe. The spinach ravioli I chose had a whopping seven grams of fiber all by itself–before you add the homemade tomato sauce. I watched my … Continue reading
The Good, The Bad, and the Eggplant
Quick, name the first three eggplant recipes that come to your mind. Go on! I’ll give you a minute. OK? Let’s compare lists: Baba ghanoush, I bet you got that one! That’s the smoky-sweet Middle Eastern dip made with roasted … Continue reading
The Midday Gourmet
When we talk about meal planning, we’re usually talking about dinner. So what about lunch? Left unplanned. Left to the last minute. This phenomenon is what I call the lunch dilemma. More often than not, I come home from the … Continue reading
From the Editor
Swine Dining
Cooking from the Carpool Lane