August 2012

what we ate

August 31, 2012

I’m a member of the meal planning revolution. Okay, “revolution” is dramatic. We just love meal planning! Here’s why.

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Capiz Shell Chandelier

August 30, 2012

Capiz shell chandeliers are so gorgeous and glam, it’s no wonder they go for such high prices. Even this tiny pendant from west elm will still run you $300. Get ready for this; we re-created the same look for $2! The secret weapon? Wax paper. With one roll of wax paper, we made the whole thing! [...]

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wonton soup

August 29, 2012

Hibachi grills are and will probably always be my favorite kind of restaurant. The pleasant little bowls of salad with ginger dressing and wonton soup are such a pleasant beginning to the meal. Here’s my hand at remaking that wonton goodness from home. Wonton Soup Serves 8 – 10 40 wonton wrappers 1 bunch green onion, [...]

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torn bread chicken casserole

August 28, 2012

I find most casseroles to be a little too school-lunch-slop for my liking. Fresh ingredients and toasty torn bread keep this casserole tasty and full of substance. Torn Bread Chicken Casserole Serves 3-4 2 cups torn bread 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium yellow onion, diced, 4 cups spinach 1 garlic clove, minced 1/4 cup [...]

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Crate & Barrel

August 27, 2012

Um, that it rocks. Alright, I feel like I am the last person in the world to jump on the Crate & Barrel train. I’ve heard everyone rave about it and say it’s just the best home decor store ever, but it wasn’t until my dear pal Adam’s wedding gift to us was from there that I experienced and loved it firsthand. He gifted us with these sweet mini-pie pans.

And, the Handheld Pies cookbook.

What a great gift! He totally intrigued me enough to get me to drive 30 minutes up to a C&B store. First of all, the place is huge. Like, 4 or 5 floors, but I think I lost count. It’s just bursting with neat and innovative things. And now for the round-up of our purchases.

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