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#HotSummerEats: Getting Ready for the Summer Season

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So, when I was debating on a theme for my next blogging event, I decided to wrangle some of my favorite foodie bloggers to create and share recipes to get you in the mood for summer. Think grill dates, cookouts, bonfires, ice cream socials, and more. 

What does summer cooking mean to you?

WHO
Me plus these seventeen fabulous food bloggers, listed alphabetically with links to their homepages...

A Day in the Life on the Farm
A Kitchen Hoor's Adventures
Adventures in All Things Food
Amy's Cooking Adventures
CafeTerraBlog
Cheese Curd In Paradise   
Culinary Adventures with Camilla
Dancing Veggies
Eliot's Eats
Famished Fish, Finicky Shark
Jane's Adventures in Dinner
Making Miracles
Mostly Food and Crafts
Sew You Think You Can Cook
The Pajama Chef
The PinterTest Kitchen
The Spiffy Cookie
Things I Make (for Dinner)

WHAT
An online event showcasing recipes that are perfect for the summer. AND we have a great giveaway thanks to some incredibly generous sponsors, listed alphabetically with links to their homepages. Details on the prizes and how to enter the raffle coming soon!



WHEN
The event runs from Monday, June 1st through Monday, June 8th - with 18 bloggers sharing summery bites. We kick off in just over two weeks. Can't wait!

WHERE
Find posts on our blogs and shared across social media platforms with the hashtag #HotSummerEats. We will be chatting on twitter - Saturday, June 6th from 8am to 9am Pacific time.

WHY
Because it's about to get hot. Hope we inspire you to create some fantastic meals for the season.
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