It’s not just for breakfast anymore. Thanks to the nation’s obsession with bacon, you can find it infused in or paired with a myriad of unlikely foods, and people are eating it up.
Scrambled eggs and toast are so yesterday. Bacon chic is sizzling, and here’s the proof.
Bacon-flavored Coffee
Reminiscent of a hearty Saturday morning breakfast around the table, Maple Bacon Morning coffee Read more ... America’s Food Crush on Bacon
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It’s not just for breakfast anymore. Thanks to the nation’s obsession with bacon, you can find it infused in or paired with a myriad of unlikely foods, and people are eating it up.
Scrambled eggs and toast are so yesterday. Bacon chic is sizzling, and here’s the proof.
Bacon-flavored Coffee
Reminiscent of a hearty Saturday morning breakfast around the table, Maple Bacon Morning coffee Read more ... 
May is National Barbecue Month—time to get your grill on. Whether you’re a rookie or a veteran who just needs a refresher course, consider these grilling guidelines when you fire up this season. They may keep you from getting raked over the coals (badum chh).
Keep it hot. Preheat your grill, otherwise your food will stick. The Cook’s Illustrated Guide to Grilling and Barbecue says 
Whatever your preference, there’s no denying that salsa is hot. Since May is National Salsa Month, now’s the perfect opportunity to spice things up, homemade style. Before you get your chopping knife out, here’s a little Salsa 101.
First, raw salsa is also known as “salsa cruda,” or pico de gallo. Leave your ingredients raw for a salsa with a bright, refreshing taste. If you cook the 
Throwing a bash for your graduate can be a fun, exciting and memorable time for both you and your child—but it can also take a big bite out of your wallet. There’s no need to skimp, though. You can create a festive time of celebration worthy of your esteemed graduate and still save a few bucks along the way if you’re smart about it.
Here are five ways to save.
Food: Are you serving lunch 
Just a few days till Easter! Egg decorating is the perfect time to let your creativity run wild. Start with the basic inexpensive decorating kits, like those from Paas or Dudley. Instead of splurging on fancy kits, find things around your house and be all sorts of artistic.
Here’s how to add some flair to your Easter eggs:
Dye eggs while they’re still warm. It’ll help the dye to dry quicker.
Don’t 
If you love basketball, no doubt that filling out your brackets and watching the tourney is going to be your favorite way to shoot the (spring) breeze this month. But if you’re wondering, “What’s all the hoopla about shooting hoops,” it’s time to create a diversion. This month, basketball is king. Here are five ways to survive the madness.
1) Plan a party. Unlike the Super Bowl, March 
The 84th annual Academy Awards show is this Sunday, and what better way to celebrate than with an Oscars party of your own? You still have time—here are some quick and easy ideas for hosting your own award-winning shindig.
Greet guests at the door with a red carpet - check carpet stores for a cheap remnant or party stores for a plastic runner.
Have partygoers strike their best Hollywood 
Hosting a Super Bowl party on Sunday? Relax, there’s no need to go all gourmet in order to throw a super party. Save time and money with these quick and easy ideas.
That’s cheesy. It’s tough to go wrong with cream cheese. For a creamy snack minus the stirring, place a brick of light cream cheese on a plate, top with a bottle of berry sauce and serve with crackers. Or top with fresh salsa and