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Fabulous Food, Photos and Foodspotting at R2L

»» Fabulous Food, Photos and Foodspotting at R2L

Filed under: Burlington County,Food Blogging,Restaurants,Reviews | Beth Christian|2 Comments

Fresh Tomatillo-Avocado Salsa

I have to confess it took me 45 years to tackle the tomatillo only to find out that they are really very easy to work with. I don’t know why I was so intimitated by those little green tomato looking things with the wrinkled, papery skin, but I am no longer afraid. Actually, now I’m addicted. The original recipe for this salsa comes from Marcela Valladolid‘s Fresh Mexico Cookbook. I met Marcela and took home her cookbook after a Food Network sponsored house party last year. It’s taken me this long to post about it, unfortunately, especially since I now have a new favorite condiment.

»» Fresh Tomatillo-Avocado Salsa

Filed under: Appetizers,Food Blogging,Food Stars,Recipes,Vegetarian | Deborah Smith, Salsa, Tomatillos|1 Comment

The Community Food Bank of New Jersey: More Than Meets the Eye

Food drive Back in November, Jersey Bites hosted the second Blogging Out Hunger online event. This cyber-movement was created to support Check-Out Hunger—the Community FoodBank of New Jersey’s annual fundraiser. With its signature $1, $2, $3, and $5 tickets at grocery-store check-out counters, Check-Out Hunger started in New Jersey in 1991, and has grown to include 32 food banks in nine states and Washington, DC.

»» The Community Food Bank of New Jersey: More Than Meets the Eye

Filed under: Blogging Out Hunger,Food Blogging,Uncategorized | Check Out Hunger, Community FoodBank of New Jersey, new jersey, Rachel Bozek, volunteering|No Comments

Jersey Bites on The Food Channel (dot com)

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»» Jersey Bites on The Food Channel (dot com)

Filed under: Food Blogging | blogging tips, Deborah Smith, food blog|2 Comments

Indian Market Tour and Lunch in Plainsboro

Saturday was a great day for a group of New Jersey Food Geeks like me. I was joined by fellow Food Bloggers (who I will list below) on an Indian Market tour and lunch conducted by Chef Elizabeth Stelling from Cook Appeal.