Friday Food Finds

ByNiki Davis

It’s been a full week of reading and researching, and I’ve come across a few blogs and other food-related sites that I’ve shared below.  Enjoy lurking and linking … and eating!

Food Blogs

Over 300 Cookbooks – Join Kerrie as she explores her enormous cookbook collection! Of course, I would be drawn to the German sausages cooked in beer!

Annie’s Eats – Annie has been at it since 2007 and her blog is fantastic! Since today is Pi(e) Day, here’s her coconut cream pie, and it looks amazing!

Six Sisters Stuff – Full of recipes, fun projects and more … all from 6 sisters who use the blog to keep in touch. Love! If you need inspiration for next week’s dinners, here’s their Weekly Menu Plan.

 

Other Food Finds

Ancestral German Recipes – Traditional German Cookery Collected by Florence Genzen and friends

Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking – free e-cookbook thanks to Project Gutenberg, the first producer of free ebooks.

 

 

 

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