Rachael Ray Roundup

It's a New Year's edition of the Rachael Ray Roundup!  I hope you are enjoying a wonderful day plopped in front of the tv watching football (like my husband will be doing while I chase a small person around the house.....).  I'll be making brunch today: Green Eggs and Ham with Ital-Tots and Garlic-Cheesy Toast.  I plan on substituting sausage for the ham because after eating ham leftovers from Christmas, I am over it.  Happy New Year!

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.

  • John Devore of Slashfood wrote a post titled: In Defense of Rachael Ray.
  • Rachael's recipe for Spitfire Shrimp was listed as number nine of the Food Network's Top 50 Recipes of 2009.
  • Lisa of Lime in the Coconut made a whole bunch of cookies from Every Day with Rachael Ray.
  • Ana of Kitchen Space made pumpkin pasta.
  • Michele of My Italian Grandmother made Sausage, Pepper and Potato Soup.
  • Joanne of Eats Well with Others adapted a Rachael Ray recipe to make Pumpkin Polenta with Italian Sausage and Fennel.
  • Make a Whisk features an adaptation of a recipe from Every Day with Rachael Ray to create Potato and Chorizo Taquitos.
  • Rachael Ray is included in this USA Today article looking back at the last decade.
  • Nichole of Vegan Niche made Lemon Orzo with Mushrooms and Pine Nuts.
  • The Gypsy Chef adapted Rachael Ray's recipe for Coq au Vin.
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6 comments:

  1. I really like your blog. We are going to make the chorizo and corn soup!

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  2. Thanks, Anony! I hope you end up liking that soup.

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  4. The spitfire is one of my faves that I always resort to when asked to bring a dish to a picnic or party. It's easy and always a big hit. I have to double the recipe!

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  5. Thanks, Anony. I'll have to give them a try - my husband loves shrimp.

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  6. Thanks for including my "Rachel Rays Coq au Vin" post in your roundup. My son will be thrilled. He is a Rachel Ray fan and cooks from her cookbooks all the time. I have to say the food is great! Like Julia and Julie he is cooking his way through her first cookbook. It's good culinary training! I think his future wife will love it!
    I will be happy to pass on your blog link to him. You have a lot of excellent recipes here.
    Thanks for sharing! Glad I found your blog!

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