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Weekend Herb Blogging #282 – The Round Up

8 May 2011 7 Comments

WHB  #282

Welcome to Weekend Herb Blogging #282 and Happy Mother’s Day to you all!

I know it’s been a busy weekend for most of you Moms out there so I appreciate that you took the time to send in your recipe for this week’s Weekend Herb Blogging edition. Thanks to lovely Haalo for letting me host again.

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We had some lovely dishes this week, sweet and savory and oh so yummy!
Scandinavian Apple Cake
Haalo of Cook (almost) anything at least once made some lovely Scandinavian Apple Cake.

She features her favorite type of apple – the Royal Gala and has some interesting facts about it to tell.

Thinking of Mother’s Day and her Mom Haalo chose to bake this lovely cake.

Braised Purple Heirloom Carrots
Lovely Anna of Morsels & Musings features purple heirloom carrots this week.

What lovely color these unique carrots add to a very simple but yummy dish!

Rustic Buckwheat Cake
Marija unfortunately forgot to tell me her blog address – so I cannot link to this yummy recipe yet. Hope she will send it soon!

Heirloom Carot Salad with Olives Capers and Mint
Stash from The Spamwise Chronicles was playing around with carrots too.

He made a Heirloom Carrot Salad with Olive, Capers and Mint.

What a lovely combination of flavors!

Tomato Eggplant Pasta
Huan of Eat.Live.Recipe made some lovely pasta.

Full of flavors with tomatoes, eggplant and anchovies: Tomato Eggplant Pasta

Plus it is made in under 5 minutes, now this is a real treat isn’t it?

Long Bean Stir-Fry
Kalinda from Wheat-Free Meat-Free is telling us some useful things about stir frys and about those lovely long green beans she was turnign into a lovley stir fry.

She made Long Bean Stir Fry.


Guava Crumb Cake with Galangal
Claudia from Honey from Rock in Hawaii is talking about gangal this week.

Honestly I’d never thought of using galangal – which I really love by the way – in a sweet dish.

Claudia used it along with guava to bake a lovely Guava Crumb Cake with Galangal. What a lovely and yummy treat!

 

Rhubarb Preserves
Elly of Nutmegs, seven is paying around with rubharb.

She made some lovely Rhubarb and Ginger Chutney and Rhubarb Orange and Ginger Jam

While i do not fancy rhubarb too much I really think these preserves look very yummy and worth a try.

Zesty Cashew Orange Spread and Apple Swiss Chard Wrap

Janet of Taste Space used swiss chard to create some unusual but lovely wraps.

She made Zesty Cashew Orange Spread and Apple swiss Chard Wraps.

Now doesn’t that sound lovely?

 

This concludes Weekend Herb Blogging #282 for now (all entries I received until 6pm Vienna time). You are still welcome to send in your recipes (see deadlines below), don’t hesitate!

  • 3pm Sunday – Utah Time
  • 10pm Sunday – London Time
  • 11pm Sunday – Rome Time
  • 7am Monday – Melbourne (Aus) Time

If by any chance you sent your link and I did not include it in this round up please give me a shout, your email might have been eaten by the ever lovely and hungry internet trolls…

 

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7 Comments »

  • Stash said:

    Hi Astrid.

    Thanks for including me in the roundup. I just wanted to mention that I’m a “he”, not a “she”. :)

    Have a great weekend!
    Stash´s last [type] ..Saturday Market

    Astrid Reply at May 9th, 2011 7:55 AM:

    HI Stash! Uhm sorry I corrected the “she” into a “he” :)

  • janet said:

    Delicious round-up!

  • Sus said:

    I love that stir fry!

  • brii said:

    I’m so sorry I mist out Astrid.
    very interesting round up,
    I’m waiting for my little rhubarb to grow, so I can make Elly’s chutney! :-DDD
    have a nice week.
    baciuss
    brii
    brii´s last [type] ..Oster Kuchen -Easter Cakes – WHB 280

  • Kalinda said:

    Thank you for hosting Astrid. I love how you presented the post. Very cool looking.

  • Haalo said:

    Oh Astrid, the roundup looks so beautiful. Thanks so much for hosting!

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