The other night it finally felt like fall.September.
It was my turn to cook...so I reached for this cookbook for inspiration. When I purchased this book, I bought it not only for the recipes, but for the incredible photography as well (also, the author Jeanne Kelley, resides in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of L.A. Very close to my neighborhood. And she raises chickens. And yes, they produced the blue eggs of the book title that are pictured above).
So I ended up making the ultimate fall comfort food: Macaroni & Cheese.
"Baked Ziti with Cauliflower & Cheese" to be precise.
It was sooo good. Even better the next day.
I purchased my copy locally from the Little Flower Candy Co. but you can also find the book here.
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Beautiful tittle for a book.
ReplyDeleteSeptember is a time to cook? Great!
I love cookbooks ... especially ones with great photography !!! Happy September !!
ReplyDeletethat looks exactly like a book that would make you crave to do some cooking - so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteand yum, it sure sounds like you had a feast :)
i love the name! i´m going to check it out! happy september jennifer!
ReplyDeleteI have never used yellow tomatoes for cooking.. Are they sweet?? I love the color!! pretty fall color...
ReplyDeleteI know yellow tomatoes but I've never seen blue eggs !!! Happy september to you !
ReplyDeleteThis is the 2nd time I saw this book. I could always use another cookbook. smile... I think it is calling me! The photo on the cover is so inviting. Sept is when I start making pots of soup. Thanks for sharing. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI want blue eggs! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHey Jennifer, Your Autumn lovin' sista up north agrees it's the best time of year... keep that pasta cooking! xo, j.
Oh I'd love to see those blue eggs.
ReplyDeleteI like cookbooks too but they have to have great photo's in the book.
Happy September.
It's nice to be back. Welcome back yo you too.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely. I must find out what chickens lay blue eggs, stat! I would love to raise a chicken....
ReplyDeleteI love the cover of the book! Very cool!
ReplyDeletegreat cover, and i also like that name.
ReplyDeleteso, what time shall i come?
happy september jennifer!
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ReplyDeleteIt was just my turn to cook the other night. My husband does most of the cooking :)
Cabrizette, Jane, Bonnie- Happy September!
Trinsch- yes, it was a feast. Just had some for lunch again, today!
Natsumi- they do taste a little different. Not really sweet...tangy!
Joyce- it's a really nice book. You won't regret it. The recipes for Fish Tacos (with Cilantro & Lime Coleslaw and Orange Chipotle Black Beans),Sesame Noodles,and Gazpacho are keepers!
Janis & Cheryl, Kari: Araucana Hens lay blue eggs :)
Ian: so nice to "see" you
Di & Ritva- the cover of the book is gorgeous, I promise you- the inside is just as nice. Usually I would share more photos- but I was pressed for time :)
I love the combination on the front cover of the cookbook. September is time to turn back on the oven.
ReplyDeleteyup, that's a great thing about the season approaching, warm comfort foods, hooray.
ReplyDeleteI would just only buy that book for its cover. And let my husband do the cooking. ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a fantastic weekend, Jeannette
I'm smitten with the cover and the one or two recipes you've mentioned on your blog. I've just requested a copy from my local library. I'll take it for a test run and then I'll probably buy it. Thanks for such a nice recommendation.
ReplyDeleteDenise, you are welcome: it's a great book...the fish taco recipe with the hommade coleslaw is killer! Love the Sesame Noodles , too...mmm. Hungry!
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