blog carnivals

09.26.07

SRSLY Coq au Vin Catch The Spoon, SRSLY, SRSLY domestic science, blog carnivals, carnival of the recipes, domestic science, recipes, slow cooker | (1)
Coq au vin is a dish that inspires incredible awe and fear in people. "You made coq au vin?" "I can't believe you can make coq au vin as part of a catered buffet!" "It's too fancy!" "Wow, you must be an incredible cook!" ...and so on. I know that traditional coq au vin involves a rooster and 12 gazillion hours of cooking and stewing and prepping, but I have never had that kind of patience. I am of the opinion that coq au vin is quite simply coq au vin: that is, "chicken with wine". (And vegetables, of course.) ...
07.22.07

Fire Up Your Browser, It’s Carnival Time Again! blog carnivals, carnival of personal finance, festival of frugality, frugality, personal finance, software | (1)
Just a couple for you folks this week. First on the list is 109th Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted this time by Cap over on Mint Blog. Some of my favorite posts include Don’t Pay For Identity Theft Insurance, Here’s How To Protect Yourself For Free, which does exactly what it says, Financial Blogs: Overcoming The Poverty of Attention is a marvelously brainy attempt to find quality financial blogs, and since this weekend Harry Potter mania hit a new and final high, there's Frugality, Morality & Harry Potter. We threw An Emergency Fund in Action: Our $500 Weekend into the ...
07.14.07

Blog Carnival Roundup blog carnivals, carnival of ethics, carnival of personal finance, carnival of the recipes, festival of frugality, frugality, personal finance, recipes | (0)
We participated in a number of festivals and carnivals this week (and even made editor's choice!); here are some of our favorite entries from each. Broke-Ass Student kicked off the week by hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance. Moneymonk asked, "What is Considered an Emergency?", a post that hits very close to home this week, as did The Cost of Financial Independance by Money Ning and Blunt Money's 4 Good Reasons not to Raid the 401(k). Our post from last Friday, Sweatin' to the Low-Calorie, Fat-Free South Beach Cabbage Soup Finance was picked as a host favorite. Also on Tuesday, Mr. ...
07.06.07

Fry up Some Funnel Cake — It’s Carnival Time! blog carnivals, carnival of personal finance, carnival of the recipes, debt reduction, festival of frugality, frugality, personal finance, recipes, technology | (1)
While the nation was celebrating with fireworks and cotton candy, we were home catching up on sleep and Harry Potter. We did participate in a number of blog carnivals this week, however: here is a recap of those carnivals along with a few of my favorite posts. Carnival of Recipes The Carnival of Recipes went live on Sunday, hosted this week by Wee Wifey. The Hawaiian Burger recipe (made with teriyaki sauce and pineapple juice) posted by Deputy Headmistress had me salivating. Emrack's Mashed Potato Casserole sounds like a giant dish of comfort food - I can't wait to try it. Chef Jules at ...
06.18.07

Carnival of Personal Finance: 2nd Anniversary Edition blog carnivals, carnival of personal finance, frugality, personal finance | (2)
The 2nd Anniversary Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance is up over at Get Rich Slowly. Even if you're not a fan of blog carnivals, I would highly recommend checking this one out. It's a best-of PF blogging extravaganza. J.D. has categorized the posts, so it's easy to skip past any topics that don't interest you. A few of my favorites: Dori and Paul talk about turning off the TV at One Year Exit Plan. I don't plan to put my TVs in a closet anytime soon, but I do enjoy living with very little TV. My ...

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