If I could eat pasta every single day of my life I would. It’s so versatile and I never get tired of it. I know it’s kind of a wide-spanning thing to focus on, but I promise you’ll love the variety of each every recipe I have planned for the next five days. So can I get a big boo-yah for Pasta Week?!
I love this recipe for Baked Penne with Roasted Vegetables because you can change up what kind of veggies you toss in according to what’s in season.
:: recipe and photo via Vicarious Foodie
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That’s right my friends, the legendary Frozen Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate from Serendipity 3. Deconstructed and ready to make in your very own kitchen.
:: recipe and photo via Noble Pig
Posted In recipesHalf Pint would be fabulous when used to serve someone breakfast in bed, having coffee with your guests, or maybe just as a reminder of kindergarten days gone by. So whimsical and fun!
Posted In kitchenI’m crazy about Desk Tidy, designed by Daniel Black and Martin Blum. The porcelain desk accessory was inspired by people using regular coffee cups to hold their pencils. If you look closely you’ll see that the decorative “traditional” motif has office supplies hidden in it!
:: via Oh Joy!
Posted In officeThe idea behind these decorative medallions is actually wedding-based – make a few and put them on the wall behind your reception scrapbooking table to make it stand out. But I think they’d be sweet for a shower or even just as a wall decoration in my home office!
:: via How about orange…
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Peanut butter, chocolate and cheesecake. Together. As a bonus these Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake Bars use a box mix, making them that much easier to bake up.
:: recipe and photo via Picky Palate
Posted In recipesI’d give almost anything to be sitting at this table with a big mug of coffee, sketching my little heart out. Or pouring through cookbooks. Or writing a letter. (Those wood floors! That wallpaper! That exposed brick!)
:: via Wary Meyers
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I think one of these Peanut Butter Cup martinis would be plenty to fill your sweet tooth. Seems like it would make a perfect dessert after a long day, too.
Ingredients:
– 2 oz Castries
– 1 oz Godiva Chocolate Liquor
– 1 oz Super Premium Vodka
Shake vigorously over ice and strain into a chilled martini glass. Optional: Line the Martini glass with chocolate syrup for additional effect.
:: cocktail recipe and photo via the chocolate peanut butter gallery
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