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Yahoo! News Search Results for free coffee cake recipe
Yahoo! News Search Results for free coffee cake recipe
Best in Show: Area fairs sponsor contests for everything from jelly rolls to ...
Think "Iron Chef" originated the concept of competitive cooking?
Free Starbucks Recipes for DIY Coffee Drinks [Food Hacks] (Lifehacker)
If you've got weak defenses against Starbucks' frillier fare like frappuccinos, chai lattes, or even the ubiquitous pound cake, the Coffee Fair blog has an appealing weekend recipe project for you....
Mariah Roberts knows the art of baking at Beach Pea (Portsmouth Herald)
Food was once art, before boxing, bagging and freeze-dried. Occasionally you come across a place that still makes it so. Beach Pea Bakery in Kittery, Maine, owned by Mariah and Tom Roberts, is such a place by design.
Winter Fancy Food Show (The Gourmet Retailer)
Business was booming at the Winter Fancy Food Show, January 13-15, 2008 at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, CA.
This Week's Best Posts [Highlights] (Lifehacker)
The Lifehacker staff is pushing off a bit early this afternoon to get a head start on the holiday weekend. But don't forget: if you find yourself buried under a pile of unread Lifehacker posts,...
Fair attendance up for first weekend (Lincoln Journal Star)
The Nebraska State Fair is on its way to its fifth consecutive increase in annual attendance, based on results released Monday for the opening weekend.
'The Farmers Market with the shortest growing season in Minnesota' (Mesabi Da...
ELY — It may be tagged “the farmers market with the shortest growing season in Minnesota.” But the Ely Farmers Market is a burgeoning weekly community gathering.
In the Kitchen: Do I dare eat a peach? (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
If Shakespeare wasn't thinking of peaches when he said, "the ripest fruit falls first," James Whitcomb Riley nailed the elusive spirit of the fruit when he wrote, "The ripest peach is the highest on the tree." But, it is T.S. Eliot that said it all with his middle age, yearning, Prufrock pondering, "Do I dare to eat a peach?"
For Norfolk residents, it's the cyber ties that bind (Boston Globe)
On the nine-year-old online community bulletin board now imbedded in the fabric of Norfolk, most people go by their initials, trading advice for babysitters and breakfast places, plumbers and piano tuners. Some also hash out issues from political appointments to tax increases.
Event calendar (Salina Journal)
Emergency Aid-Food Bank adult cooking class, Apple Nut Cake. 10 a.m., 255 S. Chicago. 827-7111. 2008 Artist Exchange Exhibition, open studio hours, with artist Cindy Zimmerman from noon to 5 p.m., Salina Art Center, 242 S. Santa Fe. 827-1431.
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