Hello friends, Here’s another peek into my kitchen from this past week. Joining Heather from Beauty that Moves in her blog hop! If you’d like to know what anything is, or have other questions, please leave them in the comments. Enjoy!
This Week in My Kitchen
24 Thursday Apr 2014
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Looks like a lot of activity was going on in your kitchen this past week. Great pictures! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by, Donna! It seems the kitchen is never closed. 😉
Your spring rolls look wonderful.. They are spring rolls, right? Everything looks wonderful…
Thank you so much, Faye! We love these rolls and found that some restaurants call them spring rolls and some call them summer rolls. Where we live outside Philadelphia, they are called summer rolls and the difference is that the spring rolls here are smaller and fried. 🙂
And, Faye, just after I replied to you, I looked at my the wrapper package for the summer rolls and it said they were for spring rolls! lol
I love the veg rolls you made, and the salad… all yummy food! Thanks for sharing your kitchen this week.
Thanks for visiting Marcela! 🙂
everything looks amazing! what is the first photo of? looks creamy and delicious.
Thanks, Heather! It’s a salmon and yam salad with cashew cream dressing. It was amazing. Here’s the recipe. (I used canned wild Alaskan salmon, rather than smoked because I couldn’t find any wild Alaskan, which is what I prefer to buy.) http://www.nourishingmeals.com/2014/04/smoked-salmon-and-yam-salad-with-creamy.html
Rice paper rolls are one of my favourite things! They look delicious 🙂
Thank you! We love them, too. I made them again today, but they are time consuming!
Acai powder – for your smoothies?
Hey Corry! For smoothies or for juice. In this pic, I was making an acai beet juice. You juice everything, then put it in the blender with the acai powder, blend then let it sit for a minute. It was a really unique blend.
You make the most wonderful looking salads (quinoa here, yes?). And that cake looks delicious–and your photo captures it artistically. Thanks for the peek in!
Erin – thank you for the kind words! Yes, there is quinoa in the middle salad. I love to make variations of that throughout the spring and summer. 🙂