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Shout-Out No. Four - BrunchWeekers are Awesome

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#BrunchWeek LogoWe're almost to BrunchWeek, a great swap of brunch recipes that was cooked up by Terri from Love and Confections and Christine from Cook the Story.

This event is shaping up to be fabulous. I have cooked and pre-posted six of my seven scheduled offerings. And I'll be joined by 30 others bloggers participating who have over 100 recipes pre-scheduled.

That should give you plenty of inspirational fodder for your Mothers' Day feasts. And it's a great way for me to meet new foodies in the blogosphere; I hope to give a shout-out to all of the bloggers who are cooking and posting for the event. Check out their blogs, but make sure you have a napkin nearby. You might just drool on your keyboard.

Today, I'd like you to meet...Carrie of Poet in the Pantry who mentioned making a margarita for the event.* Allison, the Spontaneous Tomato, is tempting us with her rhubarb-blood orange jam! Katie of Katie's Cucina is teasing us with chocolate waffles. That's a whole lot of yumminess going on. Can't wait to follow along with these creative gals.

*Bear in mind that recipes selections are subject to change. I know I've already swapped out some of what I had planned based on what's in season!

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  1. CookTheStoryMay 1, 2013 at 10:21 AM

    This is such a great shout out for our upcoming BrunchWeek. Thank you for doing this. Great idea!

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