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A dessert recipe?  On a Tuesday?

Yes, we are mixing things up here today and that’s because we are celebrating the fact that one of my favorite bloggers, Jenna of Jenna’s Everything Blog, will be having her first baby – a girl!! – in just a few short weeks!

Jenna has been tracking her pregnancy with a weekly post that describes all of her emotions, signs, symptoms….pretty much all things baby-related and I’ve been living vicariously through her following along voraciously as well as ogling her adorable baby bump each week!  She remains one of the sweetest, cutest, funniest, and most supportive bloggers out there and I know she is going to be an amazing mom.

Since it’s a pretty well known fact that you can’t exactly have a party without any ice cream, I thought I would bring some peanut butter and honey ice cream to the festivities!  Both flavors of this cold treat really shine through so that with each spoonful you’ll go back on forth on whether it’s the honey or the peanut butter that you taste more.  And when they meld together….well that is just a bite of perfection.

Here’s to you Jenna!! I’m SO excited for you!

Thanks so much to Veronica of Veronica’s Cornucopia for getting us all together to celebrate!

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If you’re finding yourself in a zucchini rut this week, then head on over to Marcus Samuelsson’s blog to check out my recipe for Summer Fusilli with Zucchini and Heirloom Tomatoes!  Although it may seem like a plain Jane zucchini pasta, I promise it’s anything but!

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After almost six months of eyelash batting, hand holding, and smiling coyly while being berated about my “excessive coffee intake”, I finally passed the ultimate security clearance.

Meeting The.Family.

And in case you happened to think that The.Family. included no more than The.Mother, The.Father, The.Sister, and The.Brother.  Well, you were highly wrong because, when you’re Greek, The.Family. actually also includes cousins thrice removed, grandmothers, at least six aunts and uncles, and friends of the family who no one is actually related to at all, except in spirit.

It was epic.

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