Showing posts with label Rock Recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rock Recipes. Show all posts

Monday, October 5, 2015

I Won A Cookbook!

My cell phone indicated that I had several new messages. I looked at the inbox and wondered why Barry Parsons (Rock Recipes) was contacting me. Well, I was the winner of a signed copy of his Rock Recipes 2 cookbook. The contest was on Facebook this weekend. Thank you, Barry!

I have been following Barry's web site, Rock Recipes, for quite awhile. The recipes / photos are great! The best part, his recipes are down to earth and you don't have to go all over creation looking for ingredients.

A couple of years ago, Barry decided to write his first cookbook, Rock Recipes. It was a fantastic success. Not too long ago, he launched his second cookbook, Rock Recipes 2. They can both be purchased on Amazon. com and Amazon.ca.

As the owner of both these books, I highly recommend them to anyone anywhere.

Also, check out Rock Recipes on Pinterest. Lots of great recipes!

Rock Recipes is published by Breakwater Books, Newfoundland.

Enjoy!

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Thursday, January 8, 2015

Rock Recipes

Today was a snow day! I spent the morning working in my studio and in the afternoon I baked a Vanilla Cream Cheese Bundt Cake from my Rock Recipes Cook Book. The cake is delicious!
I've been a follower of the Rock Recipes blog (I think since it began). It is full of wonderful recipes and colour photos of all the delightful dishes. I highly recommend you pay a visit.

This is a photo of the Vanilla Cream Cheese Bundt from Rock Recipes. I didn't use the same icing called for in the recipe because I ran out of cream cheese. I mixed up some white icing instead.

Vanilla Cream Cheese Bundt Cake

Here's a few free patterns to consider (food related, of course!):
Enjoy!

Saturday, December 22, 2012

Make It Tonight!

I just drove by the Avalon Mall, St. John's. Believe me, every space where a vehicle could be parked, was filled and there was a line of cars waiting to get into the parking lot! That was not my destination today. I walked into Chapters to get gift cards, took one look at the line for the cash and walked right back out the door. I guess you can say, my patience this afternoon, was limited. I am so glad I took the time earlier this fall to make some of my Christmas presents. I don't know about you, but I enjoy making and receiving home made gifts.

At this late date, gifts of food, are wonderful choices. Have you checked out these sites with all the fantastic recipes?

Rock Recipes (NL)
Seven Spoons
Pastry Affair 
Martha Cooks (NL)
Spoonful
Midwest Living
Martha Steward
Lick My Spoon
Better Homes and Gardens
Food and Wine
Kraft Recipes

I hope you find something to make for those last minute gifts. Stay away from the shops and make something home made! It will be much appreciated by the recipient.

Enjoy!

Monday, September 10, 2012

Rock Recipes

Today I'm reintroducing you to Rock Recipes, from Newfoundland. I posted about their Gingerbread Houses in 2011. This month they are celebrating their 5th Blog-iversary and today posted their 900th recipe -  Frozen White Chocolate Cream Puffs! There are a lot of people out there who just love Newfoundland cuisine from Fish Cakes to Figgy Duff. I hope you don't mind my diversion to cooking on this warm day in St. John's.



After you check out the recipes, have a look at these interesting 'food' items:

Free Play Food Patterns - get an early start on Christmas gifts for young children
Cookie Set and Hello Kitty Placemats
Yarnalicious Cupcakes
Sewing Play Food

Enjoy!



Saturday, December 24, 2011

Gingerbread Houses from Rock Recipes

The gingerbread houses (scroll down) shown on the Rock Recipes web site aren't the typical ones you associate with gingerbread house construction. These houses are similiar to the ones found in the St. John's area. Barry Parsons has provided a gingerbread recipe and instructions on making one of the houses. It is rather late to be posting this but I just found this quite by accident. Anyway, better late than never. Now you can file it away for next year.




Also check out the following:
Tipnut has a collection of gingerbread house designs (free patterns & ideas)
Gingerbread House Ornament
Gingerbread Man sewing project

Enjoy!