
Here are some Rachael Ray posts from around the blogosphere this week. If you see a post that you think would be good for the Roundup, or you write one yourself, e-mail me (everythingrachaelray at gmail dot com) so I can be sure to include it.
- Yumsugar asks - Rachael Ray" love her or leave her?
- Sarah of Mom on the Run made Buffalo Chicken Chili Mac.
- Candocanyu of Forkful of News is no Rachael Ray fan after visiting her talk show.
- People magazine shared a clip of Tori Spelling demonstrating the potty dance on Rachael Ray's talk show.
- Debby of A Feast for the Eyes made the very appealing Oatmeal Cookie Pancakes and Banana-Orange Maple Compote. She also tried out one of my favorites - Sloppy Joes.
- Sri of Feed My World made adapted Rachael's recipe for Swedish Meatballs from BOB.
- The Daily Dish discusses Rachael's Nightline interview.
- Mare of Meet Me in the Kitchen made Pumpkin Cake with Whipped Cream and Pecan Praline from Every Day with Rachael Ray.
- Ashley of Big Flavors in a Tiny Kitchen made Long Live The Chicken a la King!
- Check out the transcript from Rachael Ray's appearance on Larry King Live.
- Cate at Sweetnicks made Beef and Feta Pasta Bake.
- Cate also writes for You've Got to Taste This, where she reviewed Mushroom and Garlic Pizza.
- Anthony Bourdain is torn about how he feels about Rachael Ray.
- Nichole of Vescapades made Chicken Curry in a Hurry.
- Kait of Pots and Plots made Cheesy Hash Brown Chili.
- Court Cooks of Prescription for Good Food made Fennel-Pepper Spaghetti.
- That's So Yummy features Shrimp Corn Dogs.
- The French Kitchen features Deconstructed Lasagna.
- Kim of Foolin' Around in the Kitchen adapted Rachael's recipe for Baba Ghanoush/Hummus Pasta and made it into a dip.
- Katie at Notes from the Kitchen Sink made Chili Suizas Bake. Sounds like what I had for dinner, except her recipe was from BOB.
Yum! I love when you do the blog roundups. I just posted the frosted animal cookies recipe that was in the March issue of Every Day with Rachel Ray in my blog- you should try them, they are great.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't made the Chicken A La King for a while, and revisiting it was SUCH a great idea! It's such a comfort food type of dish - YUM!! I made her Turkish Beef Stew again last week too - this time in the pressure cooker.
ReplyDeleteYour roundups always have such great resources! You rock :)