Sunday, January 1, 2012
Monday, August 29, 2011
LOFFLES
PLEASE PLEASE -- if you register, use this entry link and both of us will get some extra points. You can sign up by copying and pasting this link into your browser:
http://loffles.com/?ref=7511
Loffles (from “lottery” and “raffles”) gives you access to a continuously updated catalogue of prizes from the brands you love.
Simply select a contest and watch a promotional video to gain entry into the drawing. With each successful entry, you earn “loffles” which can be redeemed for prizes at our store or used as additional entry tickets. That’s right, you can enter each contest as many times as you like.
Loffles is designed to make entering online sweepstakes easier, quicker, and more fun. Just fill out a short registration form to sign up and you’re all set to enjoy unlimited access to our inventory.
With Loffles, you don’t have to spam your friends, opt into newsletters, or sign up for subscriptions. You don’t have to scour the web searching for legitimate promotions or sign up for memberships to multiple sites.
We’ve removed all these barriers to entry so that we can provide you with easy access to contests and provide companies with an engaged, relevant audience. While brands use sweepstakes to build excitement for their products, you earn the chance to win.
To top it off, we’ve now gone mobile--so be sure to play next time you’re waiting in line or stuck on the bus.
Enjoy the site and enjoy the prizes.
http://loffles.com/?ref=7511
Loffles (from “lottery” and “raffles”) gives you access to a continuously updated catalogue of prizes from the brands you love.
Simply select a contest and watch a promotional video to gain entry into the drawing. With each successful entry, you earn “loffles” which can be redeemed for prizes at our store or used as additional entry tickets. That’s right, you can enter each contest as many times as you like.
Loffles is designed to make entering online sweepstakes easier, quicker, and more fun. Just fill out a short registration form to sign up and you’re all set to enjoy unlimited access to our inventory.
With Loffles, you don’t have to spam your friends, opt into newsletters, or sign up for subscriptions. You don’t have to scour the web searching for legitimate promotions or sign up for memberships to multiple sites.
We’ve removed all these barriers to entry so that we can provide you with easy access to contests and provide companies with an engaged, relevant audience. While brands use sweepstakes to build excitement for their products, you earn the chance to win.
To top it off, we’ve now gone mobile--so be sure to play next time you’re waiting in line or stuck on the bus.
Enjoy the site and enjoy the prizes.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Recipe Find of the Day from Random Blogs!
Cherry Bliss Brownies
* 1- 19.5 ounce package brownie mix
* 1/2 cup vegetable oil
* 3 eggs, lightly beaten
* 1/4 cup water
* 1- 8 ounce package cream cheese, softened
* 5 T butter, softened
* 1/3 cup sugar
* 2 eggs, lightly beaten
* 2 T all-purpose flour
* 3/4 t vanilla
* 1- 21 ounce can Lucky Leaf regular or premium cherry pie filling
1. Preheat oven to 350.
2. In a large bowl prepare brownie mix according to package directions, using oil, eggs and water. Spread batter in a 13" x 9" greased baking pan. Set aside.
3. Beat cream cheese and butter in large bowl until fluffy. Add sugar. Beat in additional 2 eggs, flour, and vanilla. Drop spoonfuls of the mixture over brownie batter in pan. Use a knife to gently cut through batters to create a marble pattern.
4. Spoon Lucky Leaf Cherry Pie Filling over top. Bake for 50 to 60 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. (I think it actually took 70 minutes for me.)
5. Cool completely before serving.
From Frosted Fingers blog
* 1- 19.5 ounce package brownie mix
* 1/2 cup vegetable oil
* 3 eggs, lightly beaten
* 1/4 cup water
* 1- 8 ounce package cream cheese, softened
* 5 T butter, softened
* 1/3 cup sugar
* 2 eggs, lightly beaten
* 2 T all-purpose flour
* 3/4 t vanilla
* 1- 21 ounce can Lucky Leaf regular or premium cherry pie filling
1. Preheat oven to 350.
2. In a large bowl prepare brownie mix according to package directions, using oil, eggs and water. Spread batter in a 13" x 9" greased baking pan. Set aside.
3. Beat cream cheese and butter in large bowl until fluffy. Add sugar. Beat in additional 2 eggs, flour, and vanilla. Drop spoonfuls of the mixture over brownie batter in pan. Use a knife to gently cut through batters to create a marble pattern.
4. Spoon Lucky Leaf Cherry Pie Filling over top. Bake for 50 to 60 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. (I think it actually took 70 minutes for me.)
5. Cool completely before serving.
From Frosted Fingers blog
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
RECIPE WEBSITES
Simply Recipes: Nice website.
CopyKat.com: You can search for over 1500 recipes here!
Cajun Recipes: Over 4500 recipes!
Copykat Dining At Home -- GREAT SITE
Recipe.com: 20,000 recipes. Good site!
Spud Hub: Nice! Lots of Betty Crocker recipes.
Deliciously Healthy Eating: Nice Professional Website.
Copy Cat Creations: Find your favorite recipes from Olive Garden and many of your other favorite eateries!
Top Secret Recipes
Lynda's Recipe Box
AllRecipes.com: One of the best recipe sites on the web!
Indobase Recipes: Large collection of well-organized regional recipes. Lots of Indian recipes.
Big Oven: A very well done, comprehensive recipe website.
Mr. Food
BBOnline: 2000 recipes from Bed & Breakfasts.
Paula Deen
DVO Recipes Lots of great recipes!
Betty Crocker: Dinner Made Easy
Disney Family Food
Better Recipes
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
COOKING BLOGS YOU SHOULD VISIT
Cinnamon Spice and Everything Nice: Great site! Lots of recipes with pictures.
Boardoo Recipes: Tons of recipes.
The Hungry Housewife
2 Sisters Recipes
Cooking Creation
Savory Sweet Life
The College Culinarian
Served Up With Love
Angie's Big Love of Food
Blog Chef: Great recipes, directions and photos!
Mennonite Girls Can Cook
For the Love of Cooking
Recipe Secrets Blog
Teczcape--An Escape to Food: Lots of really authentic Asian recipes. Veggies, etc.
eCurry
Eclectic Recipes
Chaya's Comfy Cook Blog
Our Crazy Kitchen
A Year of Slow Cooking
Colie's Kitchen
SUMADHURA
Don't Forget the Food
Quick Indian Cooking
The Cutting Back Kitchen
Recipe Rhapsody
The Crockpot Blog
Deep South Dish Online Cookbook: Some really good Southern, Cajun, etc. recipes.
Southern Plate Good Southern Recipes!
Warm Olives and Cool Cocktails
Eating Locally In the Northwest
My Wooden Spoon
Cheap, Healthy, Good
Family Food
Mom2-2ggodboys Loves to Cook
Cooking During Stolen Moments
Recipe Heaven
Thyme for Cooking
Sweetnicks
It's Crazy Delicious
Domestic Diva in Training
Simply Recipes
A Crock Cook
Working Woman Food
Recipe Barn
Quick and Easy Dinners
Make Life Delicious
Accidental Hedonist
Boardoo Recipes: Tons of recipes.
The Hungry Housewife
2 Sisters Recipes
Cooking Creation
Savory Sweet Life
The College Culinarian
Served Up With Love
Angie's Big Love of Food
Blog Chef: Great recipes, directions and photos!
Mennonite Girls Can Cook
For the Love of Cooking
Recipe Secrets Blog
Teczcape--An Escape to Food: Lots of really authentic Asian recipes. Veggies, etc.
eCurry
Eclectic Recipes
Chaya's Comfy Cook Blog
Our Crazy Kitchen
A Year of Slow Cooking
Colie's Kitchen
SUMADHURA
Don't Forget the Food
Quick Indian Cooking
The Cutting Back Kitchen
Recipe Rhapsody
The Crockpot Blog
Deep South Dish Online Cookbook: Some really good Southern, Cajun, etc. recipes.
Southern Plate Good Southern Recipes!
Warm Olives and Cool Cocktails
Eating Locally In the Northwest
My Wooden Spoon
Cheap, Healthy, Good
Family Food
Mom2-2ggodboys Loves to Cook
Cooking During Stolen Moments
Recipe Heaven
Thyme for Cooking
Sweetnicks
It's Crazy Delicious
Domestic Diva in Training
Simply Recipes
A Crock Cook
Working Woman Food
Recipe Barn
Quick and Easy Dinners
Make Life Delicious
Accidental Hedonist
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