Heart of Light untitled the simple me Recettes de Cocktails & Matériel de Bar - 1001Cocktails smitten kitchen Le Comptoir du Whisky - Accueil stephmodo 10 Great Summer Salads & Slaws - 10 Perfect Summer Salads & Slaws "Oh, just bring a salad" or "bring something to share" are not always what guests to picnics, potlucks, and backyard barbecues want to hear. Whether you've been asked to bring something or you're trying to cook enough so your guests don't have to bring anything but their smiling faces, these easy salads and slaws use fresh, seasonal ingredients and are perfect for any summertime picnic, potluck, or barbecue. 1. American Potato Salad Photo © Molly Watson This classic Creamy American Potato Salad is best when dressed while the potatoes are still warm. For something a little less expected, try this tempting Grilled Potato Salad instead. 2. This mix of fresh sweet corn and rich avocado works as a salad or a salsa. 3. Simple sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, extra virgin olive oil, shredded basil, and a sprinkle of salt is all it takes to make this Caprese Salad. 5. Use only the freshest, sweetest corn for this Corn Tomato Basil Salad. 8. 10. Yes, watermelon can be savory.
happylady pictures and pancakes Under the High Chair tangy spiced brisket So this year? It’s been fulla brisket. It started at New Years, with the Southwestern Pulled Brisket that made me a brisket person. And also a slow-cooker person. But mostly a brisket in the slow-cooker person because together, magic happens. Sidebar: Last month, Alex and I were eating leftover brisket for dinner, or trying to, but these gigantic eyes, staring down our forks as went from plate to mouth and back again were making it difficult. Alex: Jacob, this isn’t for you. [P.S. The Year of the Brisket continued, fittingly, with our first Passover seder this week and people, not only do you not need teeth for this brisket, you didn’t even need a knife; you just tapped a slice of it with the side of your fork and it exhaled into a pile of rich, flavorful confetti. The ingredients here, though still bottle- and jar-heavy, are a little less scary but I warn that if you very strictly follow Passover rules you’ll want to look for ketchup and chili sauce without corn syrup in them.