Category Archives: #SundaySupper

Belgian Waffles for #SundaySupper

Posted on January 6, 2013 by Cindy Kerschner

For this week’s Sunday Supper we’re each going to tackle our fears. Throw caution to the wind. Close our eyes. Take a deep breath! Open our eyes again (we can’t do this with our eyes closed) and cook something off our … Continue reading →

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Three-Cheese Veggie Sandwich #SundaySupper

Posted on December 30, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

You’re Invited To Our New Years Eve Potluck Party with Emeril and Giveaway! GIVEAWAY CLOSED WINNER ANNOUNCED! This week our Sunday Supper Team has a special treat in store for you! We’re sharing our favorite Emeril Lagasse recipes for a … Continue reading →

Posted in #SundaySupper, avocado, bread, brunch, cheese, cucumbers, everyday, food, food club, fresh ingredients, giveaway, healthy, lunch, nutrition, olive oil, pesto, sandwich, vegetarian, veggies, walnut, What's For Dinner?, whole grain | Tagged bread, brunch, cheese, cookbook, Emeril, giveaway, lunch, pesto, sandwich, sprouts, vegetarian, veggies | 27 Comments

You’re Invited To #SundaySupper New Year’s Eve Potluck Party Emeril Style!

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

We’re having a #SundaySupper New Year’s Eve Party and you are all invited! The Sunday Supper Team has been inspired by two of Emeril’s Cookbooks and we want to share some of our favorite recipes that are perfect to … Continue reading →

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Eggs Benedict #SundaySupper

Posted on December 23, 2012 by Cindy Kerschner

When families live miles apart, even states and countries apart, “Home for the Holidays” takes on real meaning. But coming “home” for the Holidays is often not practical for everyone. One solution my (ex)Mother-in-law came up with was for all … Continue reading →