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#BrunchWeek 2014 Shout-Outs: Courtney, Ashley, & Alice

And the 2014 #BrunchWeek blogger intros continue...


Courtney at Neighboorfood  has an entire gluten-free section of her blog. While I am not gluten-free, several of our close friends are. So, I'm excited about trying Courtney's GF Strawberry Lemonade Valentine Lintzer Cookies. And her Tomato-Bacon Jam had me longing for a jar. As soon as I see some fresh tomatoes, I'm making it!

On Twitter: @NeighborFoodie



Ashley runs the blog Quarter Life Crisis Cuisine. Her favorite foods are tacos and sushi. And I adore her To-Cook List. I, too, plan to attempt homemade bagels one of these days. Check out her Greek Lemon Chicken Soup, Campfire Quiche (I'm taking that recipe on our annual 10-day camping trip), and Gruyere Apple Tart. I've always wanted to make a cheese + apple dessert; I just never got around to it. I will now.

On Twitter: @AshleyBeeCooks


Alice is one Hip Foodie Mom. And she freely admits "I am hopelessly addicted to coffee, chocolate cake and any and all Asian inspired recipes." As luck would have it, one of the first recipes I found on her blog is one that I had at a brewery last weekend...and I was wondering where to start to recreate it. Thanks, Alice...this is perfect: Pork Belly Lettuce Wraps. Her Extra Spicy-Honey-Sriracha Chicken Wings are also calling my name. And on the chocolate cake side of things, her Chocolate Mini Bundts are drool-worthy.

On Twitter: @HipFoodieMom1

Looking forward to the recipes that this trio will be posting next week. Hooray for #BrunchWeek.

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  1. This is so cool! Thanks for doing this Camilla. Can't wait to brunch it up with you all next week!

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